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Title: Kdevelop
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dr voodoo - April 16, 2004 04:48 PM (GMT)
Recently I have installed Kdevelope. It's great but I do have a question about the documentation browser. Can I use it offline? Can I download an offline version of the docs? I got my modem working (I'm posting this from Konqueror) but I still don't want to have to be online each time I want to look something up.

Is this somehow possible or is that doc browser useless for me?

Incubator - April 16, 2004 10:22 PM (GMT)
normally kdevelop's documentation is offline.
kdevelops own help is, Qt help is, and all teh docs in teh search thing that are in your /usr/share/doc

so yes they are offline :)

Dragon - April 17, 2004 12:43 AM (GMT)
Yes, you can browse the docs offline.

dr voodoo - April 17, 2004 08:19 AM (GMT)
QUOTE
normally kdevelop's documentation is offline.
kdevelops own help is, Qt help is, and all teh docs in teh search thing that are in your /usr/share/doc

Well STL and SDL aren't and they were the only ones I tried.

Anyway thanks for your help, I'll try to get those offline as well (especially STL).

Incubator - April 17, 2004 09:45 AM (GMT)
you can look in the /usr/share/doc/SDL for docs
if they are not there, download the .tar.gz and you are ready.
for STL you can download a c_c++_reference.tar.gz but I cant remember where
(hint google :) )

in gentoo it was easy since I only had to type
emerge c_c++_reference
:)

[offtopic]
usefull hint of today: use clamav, best anti virus tool, has also GUI for windows and linux (gtk)
[/offtopic]

dr voodoo - April 17, 2004 04:55 PM (GMT)
I got the docs offline, I simply checked which site the docwas set to and downloaded it with wget.

And I already found a bug:
CODE
namespace A{
 /*ffff
 */
 class B{
   int c;
 }
}

first close the comment scope, then the class scope and then the namespace. Now reopen the namespace. The class scope will be open and has a + at it's side.

Also what's "kfmclient"? It sometimes starts when I click on the Konqueror button on the KDEPanel (that panel that's at the left botton with the big K). It always quits while loading.

Also sometimes Konqueror crashes while loading and everytime I try to load any program I get an error message.
QUOTE
KLauncher could not be reached via DCOP

When I log out and log in again it's fixed.

Sometimes when playing music using Kaboodle and when it tries to loop it, the whole system freezes and no longer reacting to any user input (not even mouse mouvment). The only way out : power off.

The last seems to be alsa related, I changed a few settings and since then it hasn't happed again.

Incubator - April 17, 2004 08:41 PM (GMT)
you have a typical all-in-one distro with outdated sources.
try upgrading to dek 3.2.1, more stable ;)
DCOP is a communications deamon, never had probs with that before
and indeed, if your kernel is not comppiled with full alsa support, arts and the likes will freeze
OSS work much better, evenb though it is outdated




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