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Revision: 4454
          http://geany.svn.sourceforge.net/geany/?rev=4454&view=rev
Author:   eht16
Date:     2009-11-29 13:38:45 +0000 (Sun, 29 Nov 2009)

Log Message:
-----------
Update partly outdated and wrong doc comment.

Modified Paths:
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    trunk/ChangeLog
    trunk/tagmanager/include/tm_tagmanager.h

Modified: trunk/ChangeLog
===================================================================
--- trunk/ChangeLog	2009-11-29 13:36:26 UTC (rev 4453)
+++ trunk/ChangeLog	2009-11-29 13:38:45 UTC (rev 4454)
@@ -3,6 +3,8 @@
  * src/main.c, src/main.h, src/plugins.c, src/plugindata.h,
    plugins/geanyfunctions.h:
    Add main_is_realized() to the plugin API.
+ * tagmanager/include/tm_tagmanager.h:
+   Update partly outdated and wrong doc comment.
 
 
 2009-11-26  Frank Lanitz  <frank(at)frank(dot)uvena(dot)de>

Modified: trunk/tagmanager/include/tm_tagmanager.h
===================================================================
--- trunk/tagmanager/include/tm_tagmanager.h	2009-11-29 13:36:26 UTC (rev 4453)
+++ trunk/tagmanager/include/tm_tagmanager.h	2009-11-29 13:38:45 UTC (rev 4454)
@@ -28,39 +28,7 @@
  TagManager is <a href="http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-sw.html">free software</a>,
  licenced under the <a href="http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html">GPL</a>. You can only
  use it with free software (GPL compatible) projects. This is chiefly because it uses
- code from ctags which is under GPL. I plan to replace the ctags part with a custom parser
- in the future in which case it will be placed under LGPL. If you want to use it with
- a commercial project, feel free to contribute a C/C++/Java parser.
- \section Hacking
- TagManager is tested to work on Linux. You need a basic GNOME 1.4 installation and
- the auto tools (autoconf, automake, etc) if you want to configure it to your taste.
- <a href="http://anjuta.sourceforge.net/">Anjuta</a> 0.1.7 or above is recommended
- if you want to hack on the sources. If you simply plan to use it, only GLib is required.
- \section Installation
- TagManager can be installed using the standard UNIX method, i.e.:
-
- 	-# tar zxvf TagManager-[Version].tar.gz
- 	-# cd TagManager-[Version]
- 	-# ./configure [configure options]
-	-# make
-
- Currently, 'make install' will not do anything since TagManager is meant to be
- included statically in projects. This might change in the future.
- \section Usage
- I have tried to make the API as simple as possible. Memory allocation/deallocation
- is mostly automatic, so you shouldn't have to directly malloc() or free()
- anything. The API is pseudo-OO, similar is structure to the GTK+ API. This document
- provides a good reference to the API. However, if you want to see real-world usage
- of the API, then the utility programs are the best place to start. Currently, there
- are three such programs in the 'tests' subdirectory, namely tm_tag_print.c,
- tm_project_test.c and tm_global_tags.c. It might be a good idea if you go through the
- code for these programs once before starting to use the tag manager library.
- \section Limitations
- Currently, only C, C++ and Java are supported. Adding other languages should be easy
- but I did not require them so they are missing. Tag Manager is also MT-unsafe - this is
- a deliberate design decision since making it MT-safe did not seem to be very useful
- to me and it slows things down. Previous versions has rudimentary code to support MT
- operations but they have been removed since version 0.5.
+ code from ctags which is under GPL.
 */
 
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