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<br/>Mark Morgan Lloyd <markMLl.lazarus@telemetry.co.uk> hat am 16. August 2012 um 12:03 geschrieben:> I'm trying to build and minimally-exercise RC1 for various platforms, I
<br/>> might be some time. Below are observations that apply to multiple targets.
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<br/>> I notice that when IDE startup changes the Lazarus directory etc., that
<br/>> it leaves the path to the lhelp binary unchanged. So after changing a
<br/>> system from lazarus-trunk to lazarus-1.0-rc1, the options still refer to
<br/>> the lhelp binary in the lazarus-trunk tree. I presume that this is
<br/>> fixable by putting a macro in the path.
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In RC1 the lhelp path uses by default macros.
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<br/>> I notice that you can't build the documentation using e.g. make chmdocs
<br/>> as part of the same operation as the rest of the IDE, since it assumes
<br/>> that the path to the lazarus directory has already been corrected. The
<br/>> correct sequence is to get the sources via svn, make bigide, run IDE to
<br/>> correct paths and then make chmdocs.
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> When lhelp comes up in response to F1 on a keyword, the left pane only
<br/>> shows the database relevant to that keyword. While other databases can
<br/>> be opened successfully, showing the names of all available databases as
<br/>> soon as lhelp comes up would make it look more complete.
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Patches are welcome.
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<br/>> While the LCL/IDE help is building, there are many messages of the form
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<br/>> Warning: Target ID of <link> is unknown: "#rtl.Classes.TStrings"
<br/>> Warning: Target ID of <link> is unknown: "#rtl.Classes.TStrings.Text"
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<br/>> Do these represent a permanent problem which should be reported as an
<br/>> error, or will the links be automatically resolved once the RTL database
<br/>> is available?
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Have you built the fpdocs?
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Mattias
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