Patch-ID# 100616-02 Keywords: Ada, GXV-Ada, gxv_ada Synopsis: Ada 1.1: Upgrade for compatibility with Sun Ada 1.1 XView patch Date: 13-Jul-92 ******************************************************************************** PLEASE read the ENTIRE installation discussion before proceeding with the installation of this patch. ******************************************************************************** SunOS release: 4.1.1 Unbundled Product: Sun Ada Unbundled Release: 1.1 Topic: Patch for GXV-Ada BugId's fixed with this patch: 1087182 1095799 1087182 Help feature doesn't work 1095799 CR 4723 Ada code generated by gxv_ada will not compile See XView patch README file for related bugs Changes incorporated in this version: 1095799 Architectures for which this patch is available: sun4, sun4c Patches which may conflict with this patch: none Patches which are made obsolete by this patch: 100616-01, 100617-01 Obsoleted by: Problem Description: Support for XV_HELP_DATA was missing from GXV-Ada; this patch corrects that. Support for PANEL_MULTILINE_TEXT was missing from the XView_v3 binding; patch 100617-02 corrects that permitting GXV-Ada to handle this feature properly. This patch provides compatibility with a corresponding XView patch, patch-ID 100617-02. Please see that patch's README for more information. INSTALL: To install this patch, you must create a new directory, go to it, extract the files from the media, then run an installation script. This patch must be installed AFTER the corresponding XView patch has been installed. The purpose of creating a new directory is to avoid overwriting your current GXV-Ada location. Make sure your environment variables SUNADAHOME, GUIDEHOME, and OPENWINHOME are correct before running the installation script. mkdir new_GXV_Ada_location cd new_GXV_Ada_location tar xvfp gxv_ada_patch_2.tar install_gxv_ada Note: It is necessary to set the environment variable HELPPATH correctly, in order to use XV_HELP_DATA; for example: setenv HELPPATH .:$GUIDEHOME/lib/locale:$GUIDEHOME/lib/help would cause the system to search for on-line help in your current working directory first, and then in your DevGuide installation directory.