SourceNavigator.

[Ian Roxborough]

Thanks!

I command line interface would be a very cool feature.
If for the only reason of report generating, but also 
for other thing like update database info during the
night (cron job style).

I think most of the more useful feature could be implemented
as tcl scripts to output either in text or HTML. (There is
some HTML support but it is current broken in 4.5x).

I believe that currently run Source-Navigator requires
an X server even when ran as a command line app.  (?)

There is more info about running SN from the command line
in the SDK doc (Programmers Reference Guide) with some
examples.

Ian.


Justin Tripp wrote:
> 
> Thanks,  I think you have done a bang-up job on the gui and it would be
> difficult to reimplement everything as a command-line.  Today, we spent 30
> minutes, scratching our heads trying to get CodeWarrior to actually import
> some .c and .h files into a new project.  I had alot easier time working
> with SourceNavigator doing a similar sort of task.  Keep up the good work.
> 
>                         .justin.
> 
> On Mon, 16 Oct 2000, Mo DeJong wrote:
> 
> ;)On Mon, 16 Oct 2000, Justin Tripp wrote:
> ;)
> ;)>
> ;)> Dear SourceNavigator Team,
> ;)>   My name is Justin Tripp and I am a member of the GNU software evaluation
> ;)> team.  It came up in discussion as to whether or not SourceNavigator would
> ;)> have a command-line interface.  Is it in your plans to have a command-line
> ;)> interface?  Thank you for helping us with this information.
> ;)>
> ;)>                     .justin
> ;)
> ;)We are planning on doing a command line interface to the
> ;)parsers and database generation code, but not the GUI itself.
> ;)
> ;)It would be quite a bit of work to add a command line
> ;)interface, but not impossible.
> ;)
> ;)Mo DeJong
> ;)Red Hat Inc
> ;)
> 
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> Justin Leonard Tripp                                   justin@ee.byu.edu
> Configurable Computing Laboratory Research Assistant      CB 461 x8-7206
> Electrical and Computer Engineering Department  Brigham Young University