On 04/10/2012 12:00 AM, Darrell Anderson wrote:
Blame me. :) Refer to GIT hash 3a36b8dd, 2012-04-05.
All you need do is resync your local repository. Rebuild tedelibs as well as tdebase.
Longer story:
I added three new entities to the DocBook general.entities file. I added a shell script
that is now part of the source tree that the cmake process runs at build time. Like the
cmake files, the shell script is not installed in the package. The shell script updates
the general.entities file with three new entities. In your build output (after you update
your sources), you'll see something like this:
-- Updating /dev/shm/tdelibs/kdoctools/customization/entities/general.entities:
TDE Release Version: R14.0.0 [DEVELOPMENT]
TDE Release Date: April 5, 2012
TDE Release Copyright: 2010-2012
-- Updated as follows:
<!ENTITY tde-release-version "R14.0.0 [DEVELOPMENT]">
<!ENTITY tde-release-date "April 5, 2012">
<!ENTITY tde-copyright-date "2010-2012">
I updated (at least) three DocBook help files to use these new entities. They now will
display a real-time date and version in the document heading rather than the embarrassing
"Version 0.1, Jan. 2001." I think I updated the user guide, welcome guide, and
one other.
When rebuilt, open the Help center from the menu, and browse those files. You should see
the information up above rather than the old static information. I hope to have those
manuals all edited before R14 release.
As a general policy, I recommend we convert the static information to entities only after
each document is reviewed and updated. That is, leave them static until overhauled, then
replace the old information with the entities.
My apologies for no announcement or warning.
Darrell
Ha!
It wasn't something I screwed up :) No worries. I'm just glad this one is
explainable and easily fixable. Syncing and rebuilding -- will let you know
later this am.
--
David C. Rankin, J.D.,P.E.