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Friends and Neighbors => Near Infinity => Topic started by: SimDing0™ on July 19, 2006, 12:20:03 PM
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Having arrived here (http://nearinfinity.cvs.sourceforge.net/nearinfinity/NearInfinity/NearInfinity/infinity/NearInfinity.java?view=log) in my exploration of the lovingly crafted SourceForge interface, I conclude that it might be easier to ask. :)
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It's inside the .jar.
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Fred should put up a separate source archive too.
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Sim, excuse me, but what do you want with the SOURCE code?
You can download the jar from here (http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=172428).
But i guess, you really wanted the source :)
You can get it from the cvs only file by file, which is not recommended.
Anyway, i guess with time they'll upload source tarballs too.
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actually, the source files are also in the .jar. It should be decompressed by anything that can eat .zip.
If you don't manage, rename the .jar to .zip.
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Fred should put up a separate source archive too.
Well, there are already two ways to get the source: download the jar file or checkout the module using CVS. I'm a bit reluctant to add yet a third way.
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Nobody wants the class files. Maybe the cvs port is blocked by the ISP/university? Maybe cvs doesn't work with Windows? All kinds of reasons for a standalone package (even if they're all false, I guess).
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Nobody wants the class files. Maybe the cvs port is blocked by the ISP/university? Maybe cvs doesn't work with Windows? All kinds of reasons for a standalone package (even if they're all false, I guess).
Hmm... I'll think about it. It's really not that hard to clean out the class files, is it? I suppose ideally the jar file would only contain the meta info, icons and class files and a seperate "<package>-source.tar.gz" would contain the source code, makefile, icons, etc. But that's quite a bit more headache to setup for such a small gain.