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Ok'd by jmmv@@ and rh@@ (gnome 1 maintainers). @ text @$NetBSD: patch-aa,v 1.3 2004/04/27 02:04:07 snj Exp $ --- src/gtrans_help.c.orig 2004-04-26 17:59:46.000000000 -0700 +++ src/gtrans_help.c 2004-04-26 18:10:35.000000000 -0700 @@@@ -20,317 +20,316 @@@@ static gchar help_text[] = -"GNOME Transcript ----------------- - - 0.- Licence - 1.- Introduccion - 2.- GTransTables - 3.- When to use GNOME Transcript - 4.- Overview - 5.- Connections - 6.- Creating and editing GTransTables - 7.- Working with the Tables - 8.- Contacting the author and contibuting - -============================================================================== - - -0.- Licence. -____________ - -GNOME Transcript is released under the GPL Licence, you should have recived -a copy of the licence with this document, otherwise see www.gnu.org - - -1.- Introduccion. -_________________ - -GNOME Transcript is a client for SQL databases, currently supporting -PosgreSQL only, but I have plans for MySQL an MSQL. -GNOME Transcript aims to provide an easy enviroment for the novice user -of SQL databases, providing gui replacements for some of the SQL commands, -and a powerfull, environment for the experienced user, with SQL engines. -In this stages, the early stages, you can see what the environment for the -novice users will be about, but the engines for the experiences user are -missing but are soon to come. -GNOME Transcript may be, and surely is unstable, and a lot of planned -features are missing. -Other thing you must be aware of is that GNOME Transcript does not allows you -to work with regular tables at this stages (this will change soon), -instead it provides you with an editor for creating special GTransTables. -Read the next to find out more about GTransTables. - - - - -2.- GTransTables -________________ - -GTransTables are tables, with special config that allows you to edit -view and update you data in a special gui environment that you design -with the table editor, GNOME Transcript will also support regular -tables in a upcoming version. - -How is it posible for GNOME Transcript to store a configuration for -this special and beautiful user designed tables???? -The first time GNOME Transcript connects to a database creates -a table named GTransTables, where the record for the supported tables -will be kept, and for each table you create it creates a table for -storing its configuration, this way you have the config right where -you kept the data. If you create a table that is named \"CompactDiscs\" -this table will be created as a regular table, but a table named -\"CompactDiscs_def\" will be created to store the configuration. - -*** IMPORTANT *** -Do not try to name your tables with spaces in between, like -\"Compact Discs\", or with characters like (.,:-+) and that stuff -like \"Compact-Discs.\" -This version does not supports that. - - - - -3.- When to use GNOME Transcript. -_________________________________ - -This version is all about to see if the special gui's could be created and -used with regularity, fortunately this works fine, but this version -is also missing serious database support, for example when you create -a table, all field are type text (this will change soon), so dont use -GNOME Transcript for data that the field must be floats and that stuff. - -One good use that GNOME Transcript serves perfectly well in this version is -an addres book, a recipy book, and that kind of stuff. - - - - -4.- Overview. -_____________ - -Ok lets see how to use this program. - -First of all whe have menus and a toolbar, let see the menus. - -*** File Menu. - - * New : Starts the GTransTable editor for you to create a new - table, later we will see more about this editor. - - * Open : Opens a GTransTable for editing, here the config file - is a regular file, this is so you could also store - table in regular files and interchange them with - you closest friends. - This is miising a lot of support, dont use field - names longer than 255 characters or use ':' in the - field name. - - * Save : Saves a GTransTable from the editor to a regular - file. - This is miising a lot of support, dont use field - names longer than 255 characters or use ':' in the - field name. - - * Close : Closes the table being edited. - - * Quit : Just quits. - - -*** Database Menu. - - * Connect : Starts a connection to a database only supports - single connection, but in version 0.0.2, we will - have multiple connections to multiple databases. - - * Disconnect : Finishes the current connection. - - * Open : Opens a table for editing, this one opens - the config from the database. - - * Save : Saves the GTransTable being edited, also sets - the record for the supported table, and creates - the actual table. - - * Save As : Same as above, but always asks for a name. - - * Select * : Selects al registers from a table and displays them - guily, ready for you to do some actual work. - - * Delete : deletes a supported table from the database. - - -*** Help. - - * About : the usual about box. - - - - - -5.- Connections. -________________ - -When ever you want to connect to a data base, a special connection dialog -will be poped right infront of your eyes asking for the next info. - - Database : The name of the database you wish to connect to, - This field can be null, if so the connection - will be made, to a databease named as the user. - - Host : The host wuere posgres is running, if null - it connects to the localhost. - - Port : The port to connect to, can be null and uses - some kind of default. - - Username : The name of the Posgtres user, this one cant be null - and the user must apear on pg_shadow, read the postgres - manual for more info. - - Pasword : Pasword for the user, it can be null if the user is using - a db he created. - - tty : for special debuging info, can be null. - - - - - -6.- Creating and editing GTransTables. -______________________________________ - -To do this you must first start the editor ( see Overview to find out -how to do that). -Then in the main aplication the editor will apear. This editor consists -in a tree displayed in the left side, some buttons in the middle and -a preview in the right side. - -** The GTransItems. - -The GtransItems are the items (widgets) you use to define you table. -The currently available items are, Pages, Labeled Texts, Labeled Entrys, -FramedHBox and FramedVBox. - -*Pages are those things, like pages that you can very oftenly see in any -aplication, this page may only go in the root of the tree, i mean the -higher part of the struct ans not contained in any other item, this -will be more clear after an example. - -*Labeled Texts are fileds for inserting large texts, that come with -a label acording to its name. - -*Labeled Entrys are fileds for inserting a line of text, that come with -a label acording to its name. - -* FramedHBox, this widget is a container, this means yo can insert other -items in it, this framed box allows you to insert items and this items -are piled from left to right. - -* FramedVBox, this widget is a container, this means yo can insert other -items in it, this framed box allows you to insert items and this items -are piled from top to bottom. - - -** The tree ** -The tree is for viewing and accesing the widget structure. - -For example, press the button that is labeled with the word \"Page\", -you will see that in the tree an item apears, and also in the preview -Pages are inserted always at the top of the tree, and not in subtrees. -Before the page is inserted it will ask you fir a name, this name must -not bee null and must not exist in the table. - -Then, select the page from the tree with a click of the left mouse -button. And then press the button labled with \"FVBox\", again -a name will be asked, after the name has been validated, -the FVbox will be inserted in the preview, to see it in -the tree you will have to expand the pafe from the tree -by clicking on the + sign on the item and then you will see -the FVBox in the tree. - -Then select the FVbox from the tree and press the button entry, -and after you have named it it will apear in the tree (you must expand -the FVBox to see it) and in the preview. - -The rules are very simple, all pages go in the root tree, so you -don need to select a container for it, and for the other items -you do must select a container. -Names must not be null and must not exist in the table. - -To Remove an item, just select it from the tree and click the remove -button, this item and all its children will be removed. - -You can add as much as pages to the root tree and as much items to -the container as you wish. -You can open some expamles for editing from files that come in this -distibution, you will pobably find them in -$(prefix)/share/gtranscript/examples/ -where prefix is the installation prefix you selected. -You will have to open this examples with the \"Open\" command that -apears in the File menu in GNOME Transcript. - - - - - -7.- Working with the Tables. -____________________________ - -To work with the tables you created, one you have created a table you -must saveit into the database, this, with the \"Save\", \"Save As\" commands -that apear in the Database menu on the main window. - -Once the table is created, and saved, from the database menu, select -\"Select *\", and a dialog for you to select a table will be poped, -all the tables listed there a GTransSupported, if you dont see any -table either something happened when saving the table, or you forgot -to save the table to the database. If the first happened, mail me. - -Once you selected you table, a window will be poped, its a list -that one column for each field. -Click the button new, from the window that has just been poped, -and surprise, there is the table you defined, insert some data -and hit ok, the new member must be added to the list. -Add some more stuff. - -Then select a member from the list and click the button \"View\", -and you see the member as you defined it. - -Then select a member and click the button \"Update\", and a window -with the struct you defined will be poped, change the data and -click \"OK\", and the data is changed. - -Then select a row from the list, and click \"Delete\", the member will -be poped, if you click \"OK\" then it will be deleted, but you can cancel -it. - -You can select as many tables as you want at the same time, but they must -be from the same connection to the database, if while working -with the list somethibng happens to the connection is better to -close the window, reconnect and select the table again. -In version 0.0.2, you will be able to select as many tables as you want -from as many databases as you want at the same time. - - - - - -8.- Contacting the author. -__________________________ - -Hello, that is me. -If you find a bug, you have any suggestions, you want to donate some -code, you want to help with this patetic documentation. please -contact me, you can doit by mailing me at -The GNOME Transcript Home Page is located in -gtranscript.linuxbox.com - -I hope you have liked this program, i have a lot of palenned features -that will makeit much more powerfull and nice. - -Matias Mutchinick."; - +"GNOME Transcript\n" +"----------------\n" +"\n" +" 0.- Licence\n" +" 1.- Introduccion\n" +" 2.- GTransTables\n" +" 3.- When to use GNOME Transcript\n" +" 4.- Overview\n" +" 5.- Connections\n" +" 6.- Creating and editing GTransTables\n" +" 7.- Working with the Tables\n" +" 8.- Contacting the author and contibuting\n" +"\n" +"==============================================================================\n" +"\n" +"\n" +"0.- Licence.\n" +"____________\n" +"\n" +"GNOME Transcript is released under the GPL Licence, you should have recived\n" +"a copy of the licence with this document, otherwise see www.gnu.org\n" +"\n" +"\n" +"1.- Introduccion.\n" +"_________________\n" +"\n" +"GNOME Transcript is a client for SQL databases, currently supporting\n" +"PosgreSQL only, but I have plans for MySQL an MSQL.\n" +"GNOME Transcript aims to provide an easy enviroment for the novice user\n" +"of SQL databases, providing gui replacements for some of the SQL commands,\n" +"and a powerfull, environment for the experienced user, with SQL engines.\n" +"In this stages, the early stages, you can see what the environment for the\n" +"novice users will be about, but the engines for the experiences user are\n" +"missing but are soon to come.\n" +"GNOME Transcript may be, and surely is unstable, and a lot of planned\n" +"features are missing.\n" +"Other thing you must be aware of is that GNOME Transcript does not allows you\n" +"to work with regular tables at this stages (this will change soon),\n" +"instead it provides you with an editor for creating special GTransTables.\n" +"Read the next to find out more about GTransTables.\n" +"\n" +"\n" +"\n" +"\n" +"2.- GTransTables\n" +"________________\n" +"\n" +"GTransTables are tables, with special config that allows you to edit\n" +"view and update you data in a special gui environment that you design\n" +"with the table editor, GNOME Transcript will also support regular\n" +"tables in a upcoming version.\n" +"\n" +"How is it posible for GNOME Transcript to store a configuration for\n" +"this special and beautiful user designed tables????\n" +"The first time GNOME Transcript connects to a database creates\n" +"a table named GTransTables, where the record for the supported tables\n" +"will be kept, and for each table you create it creates a table for\n" +"storing its configuration, this way you have the config right where\n" +"you kept the data. If you create a table that is named \"CompactDiscs\"\n" +"this table will be created as a regular table, but a table named\n" +"\"CompactDiscs_def\" will be created to store the configuration.\n" +"\n" +"*** IMPORTANT ***\n" +"Do not try to name your tables with spaces in between, like\n" +"\"Compact Discs\", or with characters like (.,:-+) and that stuff\n" +"like \"Compact-Discs.\"\n" +"This version does not supports that.\n" +"\n" +"\n" +"\n" +"\n" +"3.- When to use GNOME Transcript.\n" +"_________________________________\n" +"\n" +"This version is all about to see if the special gui's could be created and\n" +"used with regularity, fortunately this works fine, but this version\n" +"is also missing serious database support, for example when you create\n" +"a table, all field are type text (this will change soon), so dont use\n" +"GNOME Transcript for data that the field must be floats and that stuff.\n" +"\n" +"One good use that GNOME Transcript serves perfectly well in this version is\n" +"an addres book, a recipy book, and that kind of stuff.\n" +"\n" +"\n" +"\n" +"\n" +"4.- Overview.\n" +"_____________\n" +"\n" +"Ok lets see how to use this program.\n" +"\n" +"First of all whe have menus and a toolbar, let see the menus.\n" +"\n" +"*** File Menu.\n" + "\n" + "* New : Starts the GTransTable editor for you to create a new\n" + "table, later we will see more about this editor.\n" + "\n" + "* Open : Opens a GTransTable for editing, here the config file\n" + "is a regular file, this is so you could also store\n" + "table in regular files and interchange them with\n" + "you closest friends.\n" + "This is miising a lot of support, dont use field\n" + "names longer than 255 characters or use ':' in the\n" + "field name.\n" + "\n" + "* Save : Saves a GTransTable from the editor to a regular\n" + "file.\n" + "This is miising a lot of support, dont use field\n" + "names longer than 255 characters or use ':' in the\n" + "field name.\n" + "\n" + "* Close : Closes the table being edited.\n" + "\n" + "* Quit : Just quits.\n" + "\n" +"\n" +"*** Database Menu.\n" +"\n" + "* Connect : Starts a connection to a database only supports\n" + "single connection, but in version 0.0.2, we will\n" + "have multiple connections to multiple databases.\n" + "\n" + "* Disconnect : Finishes the current connection.\n" + "\n" + "* Open : Opens a table for editing, this one opens\n" + "the config from the database.\n" + "\n" + "* Save : Saves the GTransTable being edited, also sets\n" + "the record for the supported table, and creates \n" + "the actual table.\n" + "\n" + "* Save As : Same as above, but always asks for a name.\n" + "\n" + "* Select * : Selects al registers from a table and displays them\n" + "guily, ready for you to do some actual work.\n" + "\n" + "* Delete : deletes a supported table from the database.\n" + "\n" +"\n" +"*** Help.\n" + "\n" + "* About : the usual about box.\n" + "\n" +"\n" +"\n" +"\n" +"\n" +"5.- Connections.\n" +"________________\n" +"\n" +"When ever you want to connect to a data base, a special connection dialog\n" +"will be poped right infront of your eyes asking for the next info.\n" +"\n" + "Database : The name of the database you wish to connect to,\n" + "This field can be null, if so the connection\n" + "will be made, to a databease named as the user.\n" + "\n" + "Host : The host wuere posgres is running, if null\n" + "it connects to the localhost.\n" + "\n" + "Port : The port to connect to, can be null and uses \n" + "some kind of default.\n" + "\n" + "Username : The name of the Posgtres user, this one cant be null\n" + "and the user must apear on pg_shadow, read the postgres\n" + "manual for more info.\n" + "\n" + "Pasword : Pasword for the user, it can be null if the user is using\n" + "a db he created.\n" + "\n" + "tty : for special debuging info, can be null.\n" + "\n" +"\n" +"\n" +"\n" + "\n" +"6.- Creating and editing GTransTables.\n" +"______________________________________\n" +"\n" +"To do this you must first start the editor ( see Overview to find out\n" +"how to do that).\n" +"Then in the main aplication the editor will apear. This editor consists\n" +"in a tree displayed in the left side, some buttons in the middle and\n" +"a preview in the right side.\n" +"\n" +"** The GTransItems.\n" +"\n" +"The GtransItems are the items (widgets) you use to define you table.\n" +"The currently available items are, Pages, Labeled Texts, Labeled Entrys,\n" +"FramedHBox and FramedVBox.\n" +"\n" +"*Pages are those things, like pages that you can very oftenly see in any\n" +"aplication, this page may only go in the root of the tree, i mean the\n" +"higher part of the struct ans not contained in any other item, this \n" +"will be more clear after an example.\n" +"\n" +"*Labeled Texts are fileds for inserting large texts, that come with\n" +"a label acording to its name.\n" +"\n" +"*Labeled Entrys are fileds for inserting a line of text, that come with\n" +"a label acording to its name.\n" +"\n" +"* FramedHBox, this widget is a container, this means yo can insert other \n" +"items in it, this framed box allows you to insert items and this items\n" +"are piled from left to right.\n" +"\n" +"* FramedVBox, this widget is a container, this means yo can insert other \n" +"items in it, this framed box allows you to insert items and this items\n" +"are piled from top to bottom.\n" +"\n" +"\n" +"** The tree **\n" +"The tree is for viewing and accesing the widget structure. \n" +"\n" +"For example, press the button that is labeled with the word \"Page\",\n" +"you will see that in the tree an item apears, and also in the preview\n" +"Pages are inserted always at the top of the tree, and not in subtrees.\n" +"Before the page is inserted it will ask you fir a name, this name must\n" +"not bee null and must not exist in the table.\n" +"\n" +"Then, select the page from the tree with a click of the left mouse\n" +"button. And then press the button labled with \"FVBox\", again\n" +"a name will be asked, after the name has been validated,\n" +"the FVbox will be inserted in the preview, to see it in\n" +"the tree you will have to expand the pafe from the tree\n" +"by clicking on the + sign on the item and then you will see\n" +"the FVBox in the tree.\n" +"\n" +"Then select the FVbox from the tree and press the button entry,\n" +"and after you have named it it will apear in the tree (you must expand \n" +"the FVBox to see it) and in the preview.\n" +"\n" +"The rules are very simple, all pages go in the root tree, so you\n" +"don need to select a container for it, and for the other items\n" +"you do must select a container.\n" +"Names must not be null and must not exist in the table.\n" +"\n" +"To Remove an item, just select it from the tree and click the remove\n" +"button, this item and all its children will be removed.\n" +"\n" +"You can add as much as pages to the root tree and as much items to\n" +"the container as you wish.\n" +"You can open some expamles for editing from files that come in this\n" +"distibution, you will pobably find them in\n" +"$(prefix)/share/gtranscript/examples/\n" +"where prefix is the installation prefix you selected.\n" +"You will have to open this examples with the \"Open\" command that\n" +"apears in the File menu in GNOME Transcript.\n" +"\n" +"\n" +"\n" +"\n" +"\n" +"7.- Working with the Tables.\n" +"____________________________\n" +"\n" +"To work with the tables you created, one you have created a table you\n" +"must saveit into the database, this, with the \"Save\", \"Save As\" commands\n" +"that apear in the Database menu on the main window.\n" +"\n" +"Once the table is created, and saved, from the database menu, select\n" +"\"Select *\", and a dialog for you to select a table will be poped,\n" +"all the tables listed there a GTransSupported, if you dont see any\n" +"table either something happened when saving the table, or you forgot\n" +"to save the table to the database. If the first happened, mail me.\n" +"\n" +"Once you selected you table, a window will be poped, its a list\n" +"that one column for each field.\n" +"Click the button new, from the window that has just been poped,\n" +"and surprise, there is the table you defined, insert some data\n" +"and hit ok, the new member must be added to the list.\n" +"Add some more stuff.\n" +"\n" +"Then select a member from the list and click the button \"View\",\n" +"and you see the member as you defined it.\n" +"\n" +"Then select a member and click the button \"Update\", and a window\n" +"with the struct you defined will be poped, change the data and\n" +"click \"OK\", and the data is changed.\n" +"\n" +"Then select a row from the list, and click \"Delete\", the member will\n" +"be poped, if you click \"OK\" then it will be deleted, but you can cancel\n" +"it.\n" +"\n" +"You can select as many tables as you want at the same time, but they must\n" +"be from the same connection to the database, if while working\n" +"with the list somethibng happens to the connection is better to\n" +"close the window, reconnect and select the table again.\n" +"In version 0.0.2, you will be able to select as many tables as you want\n" +"from as many databases as you want at the same time.\n" +"\n" +"\n" +"\n" +"\n" +"\n" +"8.- Contacting the author.\n" +"__________________________\n" +"\n" +"Hello, that is me.\n" +"If you find a bug, you have any suggestions, you want to donate some\n" +"code, you want to help with this patetic documentation. please\n" +"contact me, you can doit by mailing me at \n" +"The GNOME Transcript Home Page is located in\n" +"gtranscript.linuxbox.com\n" +"\n" +"I hope you have liked this program, i have a lot of palenned features\n" +"that will makeit much more powerfull and nice.\n" +"\n" +"Matias Mutchinick."; /* @ 1.3 log @Convert to buildlink3. @ text @d1 1 a1 1 $NetBSD$ @ 1.2 log @Adapt to new postgresql include/library locations. @ text @d1 1 a1 1 $NetBSD: patch-aa,v 1.1 1999/08/20 16:11:22 rh Exp $ d3 3 a5 8 --- configure.orig Fri Aug 6 21:50:19 1999 +++ configure Fri Aug 20 17:13:11 1999 @@@@ -1396,7 +1396,7 @@@@ GNOME_CFLAGS=`$gnomepath gnomeui --cflags 2>/dev/null` GNOME_LIBS=`$gnomepath gnomeui --libs 2>/dev/null` CFLAGS="$CFLAGS $GNOME_CFLAGS" -LIBS="$LIBS $GNOME_LIBS -lpq -lcrypt" +LIBS="$LIBS $GNOME_LIBS -L${LOCALBASE}/pgsql/lib -Wl,-R${LOCALBASE}/pgsql/lib -lpq -lcrypt" d8 622 a629 11 trap '' 1 2 15 @@@@ -1673,6 +1673,12 @@@@ chmod +x $CONFIG_STATUS rm -fr confdefs* $ac_clean_files test "$no_create" = yes || ${CONFIG_SHELL-/bin/sh} $CONFIG_STATUS || exit 1 + + +for i in src/*.c src/*.h ; do + mv $i $i.orig + sed "s:$i +done d632 1 a632 1 echo configure complete, now type \'make\' @ 1.1 log @Initial revision @ text @d1 1 a1 1 $NetBSD$ @ 1.1.1.1 log @Initial import of gtranscript-0.0.1, a PostgreSQL Database Client with GNOME frontend. @ text @@