I tried a few things too and couldn’t get it to work. Are the help fies
local or do I have to be on the net to use help?
BTW, Is this a bug or a feature?
In the snavigator script there is a line that looks something like (from
memory)
if [ -f …/something ];then
etcdir=cd ../something; pwd
else
etcdir=cd ../../something; pwd
endif
The problem is that I have overloaded my ‘cd’ to display a line like:
Changing from directory to <yadda/yadda>
This screwed up the etcdir definition. So I changed these two lines to:
if [ -f …/something ];then
etcdir=builtin cd ../something; pwd
else
etcdir=builtin cd ../../something; pwd
endif
But no luck. So I tried:
if [ -f …/something ];then
cd …/something
else
cd …/…/something
endif
etcdir=pwd
But these lines didn’t work either.
Does anyone know what would be the correct way to deal with these tweo
lines?
“Marty Doane” <marty.doane@rapistan.com> wrote in message
news:9qf2un$mav$1@inn.qnx.com…
That’s controlled in “File” “Project Preferences” “Others” “HTML viewer”.
Unfortunately, I don’t know what you should set it to. If you find out,
let
us know. Rennie?
Marty
“Bill Caroselli (Q-TPS)” <> qtps@earthlink.net> > wrote in message
news:9qeov3$gou$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
Looks good. But If I try to display any help for it I get a messsage on
the
text console that launched Photon that says it couldn’t load NetScape.
How
can I view help files?
“Rennie Allen” <> RAllen@csical.com> > wrote in message
news:> 64F00D816A85D51198390050046F80C90103A2@exchangecal.hq.csical.com> …
There is a repository at
http:://developers.cogentrts.com/rallen/repository (thanks to Cogent
Real-time Systems for hosting the repository) that contains a binary
distribution of Source Navigator 5.0. It is a ported version of Red
Hat
Source Navigator 5.0 (thanks to Red Hat for releasing Source Navigator
under the GPL), which is a full-featured IDE. The repository has not
received much testing (due to some technical constraints at my end),
but
it should work. If you have problems email me at > rallen@csical.com> ,
and
I’ll see what I can do. Being that Source Navigator is implemented
largely in TCL (you don’t require TCL to be installed, it is part of
the
SN package) it requires Xphoton.
You can download the source to Source Navigator from
http://sources.redhat.com/sourcenav> .
-----Original Message-----
From: Philippe BAUCOUR [mailto:> philippe.baucour@ni.com> ]
Posted At: Thursday, October 11, 2001 12:59 AM
Posted To: newuser
Conversation: Looking for an IDE or C editor
Subject: Looking for an IDE or C editor
To be honest, I’m new to Qnx, it works find, I’m impressed by the
quality of
the technical documentation, help files and so on. However, for more
than 2
weeks now I try to find out a C Editor or a working IDE and I did’nt
find
anything… Here are some results and comments about my experiences
Ped : only for editing, not really a C editor even if some cool stuff
have
been added
Jed : not really easy to use for a guy coming from Linux KDE or Win
2000.
There is no project management and obviously it seem you need time
before to
become efficient. It seems there is an ide mode but you need to
configure a
.jedrc file and I did’nt try it.
XJed : X lib are not installed on my system.
Nedit : see above
Vedit Plus : I’m not ready to pay the prize
Rhide : may be the best one (still in beta). Old fashion looking
(remember
Turbo C under DOS ?) but it manage Makefile and projects, had windows
etc…
The problem is that I can’t use the mouse with Rhide on my system (I
already
sent feedback about it) and it hangs quite often (for examle, trying a
scanf
function on my configuration, the keyboard can’t be used and I need to
kill
Rhide)
For everyone
Now, I woud like to know what kind of editor/IDE people are using on
an
every day basis. For example does most of you use a basic text editor
and
manage your project throught Makefile or are you all working with a
tool
I
did’nt mentioned ? May be I’m wrong (remember I’m discovering QNX)
looking
for an efficient IDE please tell me what should I do.
For Qnx people mainly
Finally I would like to point out that in my opinion, one of the big
strengh
of KDE was to come with ready to use devt tools. This obviously also
apply
to Microsoft (see recent effort about .net). Anyway, yes, I know there
is
PhAB (the killing Qnx application) but you know more than me that,
even
if
it works fine, it is not an IDE.So I’m surprise to see how it is hard,
for a
newbee like me, to find a C Editor or IDE and I would suggest to
include
one
on the next version of distribution CD.
All your advises will be more than welcome. Regards, Philippe
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