"The KDE-Documentation-Path isn't set correctly." + assorted whinings

[root]

i also get this problem and have jusy been living with it...
aside from that i run suse-6 and had to update or install
kdoc,sgmltool,autoconf i think the rest was okay, however i have the png
libs installed but there never detected by the autoconf ? routines and
allways have to traverse the makefiles adding -lpng at the apropreate
point. Having said that i use ms visual c++ at work and to be honest
dislike it mostly for things such as your in a file call up search option
with control-h but having found the first instance of what your looking
for its not possible to scroll you main view up and down the area unless 
you first close the search tool. This behaviour is repeated in an
inconsistant manor all through the product. 

kdevelop whilst generally following the look and feel does not seem to do
such stupid things.

all in all kdevelop is becomeing a very usable tool, what i cant wait to
see is what it will look like at version 6 hehe
span.




On Tue, 10 Aug 1999, Sandy Meier wrote:

> On Tue, 10 Aug 1999 you wrote:
> > 
> > Then I ran kdevelop --setup and all went
> > well (all the progies - sgml, kdoc etc. were identified). 
> > I pointed the install program to the above dir where 
> > asked for  "the new KDE libs source path".
> > then I choose installation mode "leave current documentation
> > untouched, and install to new documentation path".
> > Then I specified "/opt/kde/share/apps/kdevelop/KDE-Documentation/" 
> > as the new documentation path.
> > 
> > 
> > bottom line : 
> > (1) how can I fix it ?
> 
> Please look which messages are printed to the messagewindow while generating.
> please use "options->kdevelop setup->documentation->update" and not the setup
> to get this informations.
> 
> > (2) is this caused by the kdoc program ?
> 
> maybe, please try to generate the kdelibs documentation manualy.
> 
> > (3) why not put all the little programs KDevelop needs +
> > KDevelop itself in one tarball ? It took me forever to gather
> > all that stuff.
> 
> We thought that this isn't a problem, maybe we are wrong at this point.:-( For
> instance "my" Linux distribution have ALL needed programs:
> kdoc,ktranslator,enscript,glimpse,kdbg,sgmltools and so on.
> 
> Ciao!
> 
> Sandy
>