Le Fri, 17 May 2002 01:35:22 +0200, Cyrille Chepelov a écrit:
Things to check for both plug-ins (where applicable) (may be done, not sure):
* GPL headers & copyright notices.
as usual
* what XSLT processor does it work with? (this'll need a patch to the NEWS file)
done, this is the GNOME xslt processor (it has no dependency on GNOME though)
* how does it behave when the XSLT processor isn't here? (we need to have dia not depend on the xslt processor, just suggest it). Ideally, we gray out the option; at the minimum, we should display an error dialog box.
Use dlopen. But I don't know how to avoid compiling it (using #ifdef's ?)
* how does it behave when run from the freshly compiled, but not installed tree (as in app/run_dia.sh) ?
this is the only way I tried it yet.
* is the string handling UTF-8-clean ? This is a must. At the moment, there still must be #hell to handle both a non-UTF-8 gtk (*nix) and a modern GTK (Win32).
Not concerned.
For the commiters: the attached archive contains the stylesheets, sources and a patch (diff with cvs) for the various Makefile's and configure changes. This plugin adds a dependency on libxslt. The plugin assumes that the stylesheets resides in $DIA_PLUGIN_PATH/xslt.Oh, here's the answer to one question; you add a hard dependency on another package. Is it possible/practical to make this a soft dependency (using the dl_* functions)? That would make it possible to ship the plug-in in the main package. Hmmm. If it's too much effort, don't bother; packagers will have to make it a different binary package (from the same source). A little inconvenient at first for the package maintainers, but neither unpossible or that ugly.
it uses dlopen now.
ObPatchNote: it would be even better if the archive was only a patch (with the new files patched against "empty" (there is an option for that in "cvs diff")
I tried the option (-N) but I got errors from cvs not founding the CVS/Entries file inside my local directory (which is quite logical :) Could you tell me the exact way how to do it? -- "Black holes are where God divided by zero." - Steven Wright MaT|TaM
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