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Description: e text editor
Homepage: http://e-texteditor.com
Clone URL: git://github.com/etexteditor/e.git
adamv (author)
Mon Nov 02 16:06:57 -0800 2009
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This repository contains the source and binaries for the "e" text editor.
 
= Links & Information =
Homepage: http://www.e-texteditor.com/
IRC: irc://freenode/etexteditor
 
= Git notes =
Windows users in particulary should take note of the Line Endings section.
 
== Line Endings ==
This is a Liux/Windows cross-platform project. Because of this and git's behavior,
file line-endings are important to get right and keep consistent.
 
The default for all new files in this repo is to use UNIX-style "LF" endings.
The only time Windows-style line endings "CRLF" should be used is if some
Windows-specific file requires them to work properly.
 
=== Git settings ===
For Windows users, edit .git/config and under [core] add the setting:
autocrlf = false
 
This will preserve line-endings as they exist in the repo.
 
=== Visual Studio ===
 
Visual Studio does *not* have a setting for "always use LF"; to save a file
with different line ends you must use the "File | Advanced Save Options"
dialog and then re-save the file.
 
Always `git diff` before committing; if every line in a file is marked as
changed then you probably converted CRLF to LF accidentally. Resave the file
and re-diff before committing.
 
 
= Header Files =
Compilation on Windows with Visual Studio uses the wxWidgets pre-compiled header.
Including this header will include everything otherwise available through "wx/wx.h"
 
Linux builds do not have this header available, and must explicitly include "wx/wx.h".
 
To include files in a cross-platform way, use this pattern:
    #include "wx/wxprec.h"
 
    #ifndef WX_PRECOMP
     #include <wx/wx.h>
    #endif
    
    // Other includes not defined in wx/wx.h go here for both platforms.
    // Example:
#include <wx/arrstr.h>
 
For code that does not require the full wx/wx.h header (usually non-GUI code that
makes use of wx core types), include a smaller set of standard includes within the
WX_PRECOMP block if appropriate.
 
 
= Building e =
See `windows-notes.txt` or `linux-notes.txt` as appropriate.
 
= Additional dependencies and add-ons =
 * e Support folder & built-in themes and bundles: http://code.google.com/p/ebundles/
 * wxCocoaDialog: http://github.com/adamv/wxcocoadialog/tree/master
 * e-find-in-files: http://github.com/adamv/e-find-in-files/tree/master
 
 
= Bugs, Build Problems and Feature Requests =
GitHub now has an issue tracking feature. e itself already has several
avenues for bug reports and feature requests, as can be found from the
e homepage.
 
Issues related to building and packaging e itself, or suggested code changes/
refactorings may be placed in the GitHub issue tracker:
 * http://github.com/etexteditor/e/issues