Robert,
Thank you for your response, but I am thoroughly confused. Much of your
explanation is difficult for me to understand (I am not a programmer and
have been fumbling around trying to get this to work). I think part of my
problem is the fact that the SCF.pm file you attached is an exact duplicate
of the original. The Main.pm file you attached has some changes, but I have
not found them. I have searched for "rfu" in the file, but get no hits.
Besides, I figure without an understanding of what changes need to be made
in SCF.pm, it won't really make a difference if I take the time to find the
changes in Main.pm. Another problem I'm having is that the SCF.pm file does
not have a "Category:" line in sub ParseConfigLine. As mentioned earlier,
I'm not a programmer, so for instance, I don't have a clue what to do in
SCF.pm when you say define a place to store the category in $self. I don't
understand how to enhance the sub setup_pluckerdir in Main.pm by adding the
$scf as an additional parameter, etc. I'm pretty good at figuring things out
if I have an example, so perhaps with files marked in some way, or even just
the modified files, in which I can search for the changes I would be able to
work this out.
I understand that it is not your responsibility or anyone else's to walk me
through this, so I do not expect a detailed response, but if you or someone
else would be willing to take the time, it would be very much appreciated.
Once I get this figured out, I will be posting my own "How To" for others in
my situation for future reference. I have already received several replies
in response to my "How To" post for setting up a Sitescooper/Plucker
combination on a Windows computer, so I know there is a need. Again, thank
you for your time already given.
-Joseph
<snip>
.Sitescooper creates for each site a plucker.ini file, which you can look
.at if you run sitescooper with the -keep-tmps switch. The goal is to add
.a line category=myCategory to the [DEFAULT] area.
.The things to be done are:
.1.) In SCF.pm define a place to store the category in $self
.2.) In SCF.pm in sub ParseConfigLine read the "Category:" line and store
.the value in the place defined with 1.)
.3.) In Main.pm enhance the sub setup_pluckerdir by adding the $scf
.as additional
.parameter: pass the current $scf when calling setup_pluckerdir as
.additional
.argument
.4.) In Main.pm in sub setup_pluckerdir accept the additional $scf
.5.) In Main.pm in sub setup_pluckerdir put the category from $scf into the
.$configs, only if available (I don't know how plucker reacts to a
.plucker.ini
.line for category without value...)
.
.That's all ;-) at least for me it seems to work.
.
.I attached Main.pm and SCF.pm so that you can check. My enhancements are
.marked "rfu". Note that I also put a parameter for image depth.
.
.Tsch���
.Robert
<snip>
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