Closed GoogleCodeExporter closed 9 years ago
So for some reason the readme is being listed as binary, so I'm adding the
contents here:
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Download files.tgz to root of source trunk
Change dir to root of source trunk
Extract files.tgz: tar -xzvf files.tgz
Patch file: patch -p0 -d dmenu < fileset.patch
Original comment by timothy....@gmail.com
on 1 Nov 2009 at 9:55
Hello Tim.
This is 1@qbQD4T5Z0949.
I'm testing your patch now.
But I got Segmentation fault...
I attach my doing logs.
So please tell me Where do I wrong with your patch ?
Original comment by leo.5xl.bigfat
on 2 Nov 2009 at 6:05
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It looks like the issue is with the themes folder. I have some code that tries
to
write the theme file out, and it is having some issues with the merged conf
files.
Try deleting the themes folder, and doing an SVN update to get the files from
the
repository. That should solve the problem.
Original comment by timothy....@gmail.com
on 2 Nov 2009 at 6:10
This is 1@qbQD4T5Z0949.
First, I use your patched theme.cfg with themes folder from SVN.
In your theme.cfg file, there are 7 "/home/tim/Dingux/dmenu-ro", so I rewrite
all
"/home/tim/Dingux/dmenu-ro" to "/usr/local".
But I got Segfault.
Second, I use theme.cfg which got from SVN.
And I got Segfault again...
/boot/local/dmenu # ./dmenu
src/conf.c ( 291): Not supported - dmenu.cfg contains SubMenuItems
in directory /usr/local/dmenu/sample_search_dir/app1
Success
src/common.c ( 208): Opening file: /usr/local/home/.dmenu/fontcolor.ini
src/common.c ( 208): Opening file: timidity.cfg
Segmentation fault
Is this a problem on themes folder ?
Another problem, I can't test dmenu-host build because some file path use $HOME.
$HOME values are different in PC-Linux and DINGUX.
Original comment by leo.5xl.bigfat
on 2 Nov 2009 at 9:29
When you say PC Linux, I assume you are talking about cygwin? If not, I am
developing only on my PC which is running Linux.
Original comment by timothy....@gmail.com
on 2 Nov 2009 at 1:51
Original comment by leo.5xl.bigfat
on 6 Nov 2009 at 2:17
Original issue reported on code.google.com by
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