Eddy Petrișor a écrit : > On 28/01/2008, Bartek Weclewski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I suspect you refer to the Windows port of the game. > Most likely, yes. The Windows porter (Kurosu, iirc) has to look over this.
Yes. There are several OS targets that would need to copy only the proper files: - MacOSX bundle - Window zip or installer In every case, the code is patched for the corresponding binaries to look to some particular relative paths for the different types of data (.mo and stuff from data that is usually installed in share/wormux) Now, we need in all those cases to prepare the files in a suitable fashion. Maybe "DESTDIR=somewhere/particular make install" might be abused for each folder (src, data, and po). This requires configure not to be run with --prefix I haven't thought much about it, because I'm probably the world only user of make install under windows (which in fact runs a script to build the installer). There already was such a request for a zip only file, and the project would probably happily trade more work for some more users on the packaging stuff, but I find it currently cumbersome. I rate the "also produce a zip file" as a very low priority unless very automated. > Notes to the person that will implement this: > - probably you should look at the make run target for an example of a > really portable way of running the game; Is that an autotools or a cmake generated target? > - localization doesn't work if the .mo files are not in the proper > place (make run also fails to localize), so the code needs to be > patched to look for the .mo files in a relative path (not sure if > gettext supports that). As said in the above paragraphs, it is handled by all the OS targets. The windows script is somewhat complex and would greatly benefit from the above DESTDIR trick. More specifically: - $prefix/share/locale is replaced by $install/locale - $prefix/share/wormux is replaced by $install/data Best regards, -- Kurosu _______________________________________________ Wormux-dev mailing list Wormux-dev@gna.org https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/wormux-dev
