1. eu4 help needed
- Posted by doncole2009 Jan 07, 2009
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Hello,
the eu4 readme says:
euphoria\htx directory--[1] I don't have any such directory on my computer. I could create one.--
This directory is used by RDS to generate the .doc and .htm documentation files for all platforms, and to help build the INNO installation file for DOS/Windows. The INNO script is
"euphoria.iss". -----[2] I can't find this file anywhere =-
INNO will write the Euphoria setup .exe file z to the euphoria\Setup directory (which you can create).
To rebuild all .doc and .htm files from the .htx files, type:
docall[3] type this where?
To spell-check the ,htx files, type:
ex spell
2. Re: eu4 help needed
- Posted by jeremy (admin) Jan 07, 2009
- 805 views
Hello,
the eu4 readme says:
euphoria\htx directory--[1] I don't have any such directory on my computer. I could create one.--
This directory is used by RDS to generate the .doc and .htm documentation files for all platforms, and to help build the INNO installation file for DOS/Windows. The INNO script is
Thanks for the proof reading. This needs fixed. The sources are in euphoria\docs. We no longer use the .htx files, they have all been converted to .txt files in the Creole format.
"euphoria.iss". -----[2] I can't find this file anywhere =-
INNO will write the Euphoria setup .exe file z to the euphoria\Setup directory (which you can create).
It should be in euphoria\docs however, it is not yet updated for 4.0. I am unsure of what will happen if you try to build a setup program from it. Once we hit beta's, we will start producing a setup for Windows.
To rebuild all .doc and .htm files from the .htx files, type:
docall[3] type this where?
To spell-check the ,htx files, type:
ex spell
Ok, this needs updated also. Since we have changed the way of building the docs, this has changed. The new doc program is usable by anyone with any project. It is eudoc and currently is not included in the main distribution due to it changing still. It will be included soon.
Thanks for pointing out these discrepancies.
Jeremy
