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Re: [Gnash] Two minor "configure" bugs.


From: annonygmouse
Subject: Re: [Gnash] Two minor "configure" bugs.
Date: Wed, 12 Jul 2006 00:13:53 +0200
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strk wrote:
On Tue, Jul 11, 2006 at 09:17:27PM +0200, annonygmouse wrote:


2.- The firefox plugin in the ./configure help it says it is built by default, that is not my case, I have to force --enable-plugin in order for the plugin to be built.


I don't see where ./configure --help says it's enabled by dafault,
can you help me ? (CVS version).

Sorry, my fault, here's what's happening:

If you run "./configure" it will show a message saying: "Firefox plugin disabled"

And if you run "./configure --enable-plugin" it says: Firefox plugin enabled (default). Use --disable-plugin to disable."

And the problem lies in "configure.ac" (line 493) it's confusing.

if test x"$plugin" = x"yes"; then
echo " Firefox plugin enabled (default). Use --disable-plugin to disable."
else
  echo "        Firefox plugin disabled"
fi

If the firefox plugin is disabled by default it should read:

if test x"$plugin" = x"yes"; then
  echo "        Firefox plugin enabled."
else
echo " Firefox plugin disabled (default) Use --enable-plugin to enable."
fi

But if it's enabled by default "./configure" should be changed accordingly (should enable building the plugin without needind to add --enable-plugin).

Hope it helps.

SebastiĆ 

                
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