On Wed, 20 Sep 2000, Lior Silberman wrote:
> 1. sigc++/thread.h doesn't include the declaration for struct timespec,
Did you report this to libsigc++? I notice it's been fixed in their
repository so I'll do up a new sigc++ mini-dist.
Allan. (ARRae)
Hello everyone,
I have two small problems compiling CVS.
1. sigc++/thread.h doesn't include the declaration for struct timespec,
2. in filedlg.C there is an inline function (GroupCache::find) which isn't
handled properly on compilation with -g.
Details:
I configure CVS with CXXFLAGS=-g (no -O
One more problem that I forgot,
when exporting from linuxdoc to dvi lyx hangs, probably because
latex ask some inputs and then lyx is suspended. Killing latex and taking
lyx again to background solves the problem.
I don't have any idea what is causing this. The resulting file when
exported ou
Hi,
this is mostly to Dekel, but if anyone has a solution I would be glad to
hear.
If I try to export a linuxdoc document the result is always left at the
temp dir. Any solution?
BTW, I will change the name used by the exporter from sgml to linuxdoc
since that is the same as to say that zo
Marko Vendelin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
| pressing Esc didn't produce any core, but writing "cancel" in minibuffer
| did. The following patch fixes it.
Ok, slightly wrong fix. You should have just removed the second arg
completely.
| This patch contains some cleanup of the
| gnome frontend
Allan added,
> I finally decided to take a look at your picture. I see the typical
> troublemaker VI user trying to establish some level of prowess by
> resorting to physical violence to attract a mate¹. This is also supported
> by the fact that the vi team has always beaten the emacs team in
> There are LaTeX packages that generate revision bars automagically. So
> if you
> run lyx on 2 versions of you document and then run Latex (or even
> latex2html),
> you can get a non-interactive approximation of what you want.
> I am not a user of such packages yet, so I cannot tell you m
