Le 04/05/2011 02:20, Matthew Brush a écrit :
On 05/03/11 05:42, Colomban Wendling wrote:
I don't think the template is really useful, apart maybe for Makefile.ams and wscript_* (though I don't know exactly what's in the later), but I think that for the other files a tutorial is just enough and probably even better:
Maybe I used the wrong word or you misunderstood what I mean by template, I don't mean "download this and your good to go", I mean "download this, edit the boilerplate files as per the comments/examples in them (and described in a tutorial), and you've got a good start".
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Still not really convinced that it's really useful, but you seem to know why you think it is regarding how you defend it :D And I won't prevent anyone from adding this, why not if it has users.
- configure.ac is a bit pointless since we talk about geany-plugins
integration ^^
Not pointless if you want to build your plugin inside the checked-out directory, as would be described in the tutorial (before being added >
to the geany-plugins project).
Hum, the thing is that for a "newbie" configure.ac generally looks like dark magic or at least weird stuff, so you'll need to explain how it works and what to modify, but it won't be valid for real G-P plugin, because the G-P's configure.ac has a quite sophisticated layout. Or you would copy & paste the G-P specific M4 macros? (GP_*)
Cheers, Colomban