Re: [Bluemusic-users] Re: blueX7 documentation

[steven yi <ste...@cs...>]

Hi Andres,

That's actually nice to hear. =)  I'll leave things as-is for now and 
maybe if issues arise later will do something then. 

steven

Andres Cabrera wrote:

> Hi Steven,
> It was actually a silly problem... I've upgraded blue a lot, and it 
> always keeps my Program Options, but it seems that the C.D.R. is not 
> kept when upgrading, so the C.D.R. was actually blank....
> Sorry,
> Andrés
>
> steven yi wrote:
>
>> Hmm... that's strange, it's as if the Csound Documentation Root 
>> didn't get prepended to the URL.  What do you have defined for the 
>> C.D.R.? Also, is this the case when mozilla is not open and you open 
>> it from blue, or only when mozilla is already open?
>>
>> With the browser opening I've hardcoded it on Linux to search for:
>>
>> firefox
>> mozilla
>> konqueror
>>
>> and give a message if none are found.  On windows, I'm able to launch 
>> whatever the user has set as their default browser and the same on 
>> OSX, but on Linux I haven't figured if there's a way to query that.  
>> So maybe I should give a user option to setup what browser 
>> commandline to use when opening the docs?  I'm a little wary of that 
>> as it's not really easy for a new user to fill out if they're not 
>> command-line oriented, but I could maybe fill out a default depending 
>> on platform so that people who know what they're doing can change 
>> what browser as well as additional flags.  (The mozilla issue might 
>> be that an extra commandline flag is needed).
>>
>> I haven't found a satisfactory library to open the user's browser in 
>> Java, so if anyone knows of one then I'd much rather do that too. =)
>>
>> steven
>>
>>
>> Andres Cabrera wrote:
>>
>>> Hi Steven,
>>> I'm very glad to be of help. I'm having a little problem with the 
>>> documentation on linux using mozilla (probably nothing to do with 
>>> blue), but I'm wondering if you can help.
>>> If I'm browsing the internet and open blue and call the 
>>> documentation (either with F1 or shift-F1), I get
>>> Network Error (dns_unresolved_hostname)
>>>
>>> Your requested host "line.html" could not be resolved by DNS.
>>>
>>>
>>> For assistance, contact your network support team.
>>>
>>>
>>> And the address bar shows: http://index.html/, so it's like it looks 
>>> for the file wrongly. Can this be fixed from blue?
>>>
>>> BTW, I could help with the screenshots if you want, but maybe it 
>>> gives rise to inconsistencies, so I'm not sure...
>>>
>>> Cheers,
>>> Andrés
>>>
>>
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