The original intention was to easily build RPM packages by
users and developers. Nowadays, there are professional
Fedora, Suse and whatever RPM spec files available
for the according distributions.
So we can remove this unmaintained file to reduce confusions.
Fixes#2044.
geany-sciwrappers-gtkdoc.h contains all scintilla_object_* methods. It is
intended that they are going to be exposed through a separate .gir file,
therefore a separate header makes things easier.
This is useful when you want scintlla-related stuff in a separate .gir file or
oarse it specially otherwise.
gen-api-gtkdoc.py: Add switch to write out scintilla_object methods
- split doxygen make recipe up
- rename geany_includedir to geany_gtkdocincludedir
- removed all references to geany-scintilla-gtkdoc.h
Also, remove geany-scintilla-gtkdoc.h from .gitignore
A script will use the xml to generate a gtkdoc'ized header of the plugin API.
The xml files are also installed so that external users can use the xml
that corresponds to the installed version of Geany.
For now a separet doxyfile is used because the gtkdoc'ized header needs
a few types to be documented which not desired to be documented generally.
This automatically keeps the installer's idea of Gtk version with the one
used to compile geany in sync.
Traditionally we use the bundles from gtk.org to compile geany, and this
is also used for the installer. With msys2, we can use precompiled
msys2 binaries. These exist for GTK3 as well so we can actually provide a
GTK3 based installer. The installer naturually should reflect this.
Msys2's GTK2 is also newer.
Use the new script gtk-bundle-from-msys2.sh to extract the precompiled
GTK binaries from msys2 / pacman for packing the installer (can also be
used to make a zip for sharing).
mkdir gtk; cd gtk; ../scripts/gtk-bundle-from-msys.sh [-c] [-z] [-2 | -3]
waf is also adapted to process geany.nsi.in. This implies geany.nsi is now
under _build_, not in the root anymore.
As it is generated by the build system it doesn't have to be checked
in, and having it in became a whole lot more annoying since it started
being generated automatically on `make all` instead of specific (and
weird) `make doc`, as it means whenever the documentation changes the
HTML is re-generated on any make run. This is particularly problematic
if using a different Docutils version than the one used to generate the
checked-in version as it would create local noise that should not be
committed, yet keep being annoying.
This situation probably leads to most people disabling (or at least,
not enabling) the documentation generation on normal builds, itself
leading to more hassle updating of the documentation.
FIXME: The `install-html-local` rule might be wrong since it's
copying `$(srcdir)/geany.html` instead of `$(builddir)/geany.html`
because for some reason generated `geany.html` is checked-in to
version control in the source `doc` directory.
