(good for documentation purposes)
- possibility to export an image of the node-map.
- possibility to copy node-map as image to clipboard
- possibility to maximize the window
thanks
bert
Bert Verhees wrote:
(good for documentation purposes)
- possibility to export an image of the node-map.
- possibility to copy node-map as image to clipboard- possibility to maximize the window
Bert, I think you must have a really old version of this software. The
latest version of the binary is at
http://my.openehr.org/wsvn/oe_distrib/windows/adl_workbench/?op=dl&rev=0&isdir=1
and the help pages are at
http://svn.openehr.org/ref_impl_eiffel/TRUNK/apps/doc/adl_workbench_help.htm
The Mac version is nearly working as well....
I'm about to announce this, but will do a couple more improvements
before doing so. But the current version is a lot better than the one I
suspect you are using.
- thomas
Thomas Beale schreef:
Bert Verhees wrote:
(good for documentation purposes)
- possibility to export an image of the node-map.
- possibility to copy node-map as image to clipboard- possibility to maximize the window
Bert, I think you must have a really old version of this software. The
latest version of the binary is at
http://my.openehr.org/wsvn/oe_distrib/windows/adl_workbench/?op=dl&rev=0&isdir=1
There must something terrible wrong with the Eiffel compiler, maybe it
points to the wrong directories, or so.
I always downlaod the latest sources from SVN, and then doubleclick the
EPR (eiffel project file) and do a finalize. Then I search for the
latest exe in the directory-tree, I always forget where I should look. I
also noticed, a few days ago, that you forgot a sourcefile, maybe you do
not update the project file, because it is large, would that be the cause?
And that the project file does not know about new sourcefiles that
arrived in the source directories?
I know see, stupid me, I should use the windows.ece file, not the epr
file, I just saw the ace file updated
Excuse me for being stupid, it is because I am not used to Eiffel, it is
a bit strange environment, but I like it, if I have time
regards
Bert
Thomas Beale schreef:
Bert Verhees wrote:
(good for documentation purposes)
- possibility to export an image of the node-map.
- possibility to copy node-map as image to clipboard- possibility to maximize the window
Bert, I think you must have a really old version of this software. The
latest version of the binary is at
http://my.openehr.org/wsvn/oe_distrib/windows/adl_workbench/?op=dl&rev=0&isdir=1
and the help pages are at
http://svn.openehr.org/ref_impl_eiffel/TRUNK/apps/doc/adl_workbench_help.htm
The Mac version is nearly working as well....I'm about to announce this, but will do a couple more improvements
before doing so. But the current version is a lot better than the one I
suspect you are using.
You are right, I should not try to compile it at all, I noticed that the
sources in SVN are not always compilable.
The downloaded version is much better
Bert
Bert Verhees wrote:
Thomas Beale schreef:
There must something terrible wrong with the Eiffel compiler, maybe it
points to the wrong directories, or so.
I don't think so, a number of people build from source with no problems.
But the links above are the working binaries. You don't need to worry
about the source unless you really want to look at it.
I always downlaod the latest sources from SVN, and then doubleclick the
EPR (eiffel project file) and do a finalize. Then I search for the
latest exe in the directory-tree, I always forget where I should look. I
also noticed, a few days ago, that you forgot a sourcefile, maybe you do
not update the project file, because it is large, would that be the cause?
we never put the .epr file in the source tree.
And that the project file does not know about new sourcefiles that
arrived in the source directories?
yes it does, but sometimes you can have a Subversion version that is
inconsistent, due to the limitations on moving files and creating new
directories in subversion (which is what happened with the files you are
talking about).
I really suggest you follow the link I supplied to the binaries. Then
you can leave anything to do with source until when you have time.
- thomas