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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers Help with easy project - reading a file. Post 302106470 by reborg on Thursday 8th of February 2007 07:11:19 PM

02-08-2007

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we don't allow classroom problems, however since you have done some work I will give you some general observations.

1. You will lose the first character with this implementation, you read but never use it.
2. You don't actually need to test the value of the character, a simple true/false test is sufficient for what you are doing in both the if and while cases.

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vala-gen-project

vala-gen-project(1)						   USER COMMANDS					       vala-gen-project(1)

NAME

       vala-gen-project - generate the and automake skeleton for your vala project

SYNOPSIS

       vala-gen-project [OPTION...] [NAME]

DESCRIPTION

       Vala project generator is a little gui or command line utility that creates an automake project skeletoni vala program.

       It can be used without specifying a project name, so that a gtk+ gui will be presented or directly from the command line.

OPTIONS

       -?, --help		      Show help options

       -p, --projectdir=DIRECTORY     Project directory

       -t, --type=TYPE		      Project TYPE: gtk+, console

       -l, --license=TYPE	      License TYPE: gpl2, gpl3, lgpl2, lgpl2.1, lgpl3, apache2, artistic

       --version		      Display version number

       -a, --author=NAME	      Author name

       -e, --email=EMAIL	      Author email address

EXAMPLES

       Create a gtk+ project with a gpl2 license and the name valatest

	      vala-gen-project -t gtk+ -l gpl2 valatest

EXIT STATUS

       vala-gen-project returns a zero exist status if it succeed.  Non zero is returned in case of failure.

AUTHOR

       Andrea Del Signore (sejerpz (at) tin.it)

SEE ALSO

       valac(1)

version 0.1.0							 December 24, 2008					       vala-gen-project(1)