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Brcket Match Problem
by waveletboy - Mar 7th 2003 20:30:34
I used source navigator 4.5.2 before. The tool has a great function of
bracket match. Double click on the one of a pair brackets, it can find
another.
But when I upgraded to 5.1.2, the bracket match function was lost.
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Re: Brcket Match Problem
by Mo - Apr 10th 2003 12:41:46
So waveletboy, why don't you fix the problem?
You have all the source code available and it is
likely this bracket bug you mention is just a
small error that happened during the 4.X
to 5.X transition.
It should not take more than a half an hour
to find, fix, and submit a patch to the
sourcenav-patch mailing list for this problem.
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Re: Brcket Match Problem
by waveletboy - Apr 11th 2003 20:19:03
I am sorry but I don't know the tcl/tk program. Would you please tell me
which source file contains the bracket match function. Maybe I can
analysis the problem via diff tool. Thanks. :-)
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Re: Brcket Match Problem
by Mo - Apr 22nd 2003 15:59:04
This problem now entered as bug 711358 in the
sourceforge bug tracker. There is a patch
in the bug report that you could test out.
The patch will likely be included in the
next release.
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Re: Brcket Match Problem
by waveletboy - Apr 23rd 2003 19:02:37
Thank you!!!
The problem is solved by using the patch.
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Re: Lookout, trouble ahead!
by Mo - Jul 4th 2002 12:51:57
I am not sure what went wrong with Tong's build, but none of those problems
should show up in a normal build. Since there is a new 5.1 release that
uses Tcl/Tk 8.3, I suggest that he try that and see if it fixes the
problem. There is no version conflict in the libs, the correct versions of
all required packages are included in the download. The 5.1 release
includes more helpful introductory documentation and there are also HTML
based user/programmer docs that can be accessed here.
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Excellent program for large libs.
by Stephen Kennedy - Aug 28th 2001 15:53:57
Especially good for quick browsing through gtk+/gnome headers.
Stephen.
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Lookout, trouble ahead!
by * Tong * - Nov 6th 2000 12:37:47
The sNavigator really seems a great tool to me. So I download and try it.
But ...
I found it is really bad documented. No installation guild. I have to
guess what should I do and have to start all over several times.
Got the following error trying to compile the db library:
Undefined first referenced
symbol in file
Tcl_UtfToExternalDString libdbutils.a(dbutils.o)
Tcl_ExternalToUtfDString libdbutils.a(dbutils.o)
ld: fatal: Symbol referencing errors. No output written to dbdump
Look them up in the scriptics web page and got an impression that the
functions are only available for Tcl8.3. So I upgrade my Tcl to v8.3,
problem gone. but...
Bumped into the fatal trouble when trying to compile the itcl library:
Symbols Tcl_GetObjVar2 & Tcl_SetObjVar2 not found.
Lookup the scriptics web page again and found out that the above two
functions no longer exist after tcl81.b2... :-(
So, sNavigator requires two controdictional tcl libraries. one is
above ver 8.3 and the other is below v8.1b2. ... they should really do a
better job before throwing it out...
PS. I'm looking at
http://dev.scriptics.com/software/tcltk/relnotes/tcl8.1b2.txt trying to
find a solution to it...
Be warned and good luck.
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Re: Lookout, trouble ahead!
by A.J. Venter - Jan 23rd 2002 14:04:06
Why would you bother ?
snavigator was created by RedHat and I do believe
is used by them to create their distributions tools.
The point is that the RPM is included in Redhat 7.2
and available on the rpmfind website.
Redhat probably didn't bother with an install guide
because they didn't think anybody else would be
recompiling who wasn't enough of a coding wiz to
want to hack at an IDE's code first.
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