Dear Nic,
Have a look at the c-tor to InstallMgr which takes a StatusReporter
object. You can pass your own status reporter subclass to this to
report status to your user however you'd like. Here is a simple example
(not checked for syntax):
class MyStatusReporter : public StatusReporter {
priv
On Mon, Apr 21, 2008 at 1:19 PM, Chris Little <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Adding to what others have said, I'll note that the ZIPs are not
> reliably up to date. They are only updated by the JSPs after someone has
> attempted to download an out of date ZIP of the same type (raw presumably).
>
>
Adding to what others have said, I'll note that the ZIPs are not
reliably up to date. They are only updated by the JSPs after someone has
attempted to download an out of date ZIP of the same type (raw presumably).
Furthermore, since all new modules are compressed (excepting GenBooks),
there is
On Apr 20, 2008, at 3:31 PM, Troy A. Griffitts wrote:
> Ben,
>
> The ZIP packages are in a number of formats for different platforms
> (MacOSX, Windows, Raw, etc.) They are not to intended to be used by
> InstallMgr. We have discussed adding to InstallMgr support for .zip
> downloads of modules
Hi,
In many ways I would far prefer to use the c++ version of installmgr.
However, even with the bugs I mentioned fixed, I still cannot get it working
with Visual Studio + python.
I managed to fix the timestamp problem (which was a problem with using an
old version of untgz from zlib)
However, it
Ben,
The ZIP packages are in a number of formats for different platforms
(MacOSX, Windows, Raw, etc.) They are not to intended to be used by
InstallMgr. We have discussed adding to InstallMgr support for .zip
downloads of modules, but the discussed approach would rely on the ftp
server suppo
