Dave Symonds <dsymonds@xxxxxxxxx> (26/10/2005): > Not knowing enough about the Debian packaging system, I may be way off > target here, but... how are you handling unicode-ness? I don't handle it on my side. I've got to check whether it works on ISO systems too. And user feedback will be interesting :). > However, under non-unicode wxGTK, that fails (labels with accented > characters disappear), and I need to use: > LANG=fr_FR.UTF-8 ./graphthing I'll try to reproduce it; BTW I've got to hunt some documentations about encoding matters, too. > Theoretically, it should be fairly simple - GNU make, bison, flex and > wxWidgets of a suitable version. I know, but I've to find the suitable version of all them (binaries and/or librairies, etc). > > - there's no manpage for graphthing. Usually we use help2man to > > generate a basic manpage (program --help | help2man > program.1), > > but no --help option is recognized. > Would it be worth adding such an option? No, but writing a manpage would be :). (Even a very basic one, describing the goals of the program, authors, etc.) > > but it should be usable for i386 users. > You might want to adjust the Description:, though; "If the image on > the right ..." doesn't really make sense, there! Youps :) I already said that the package wasn't good enough, didn't I? :). One-line description & multi-line description are welcome, just tell me. Cheers, -- Cyril Brulebois
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