July 12, 2003 Re: http:// or ftp:// access | ||||
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Posted in reply to Andrew Edwards | Andrew Edwards wrote:
> "Burton Radons" <loth@users.sourceforge.net> wrote in...
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>>Sorry about the delay. There were problems with changed behaviour with
>>private imports that needed amending, and the library didn't exploit
>>digc's new library building method. The zip file's been updated to fix
>>both, and I also added gopher (I'd been meaning to add it for awhile,
>>but I couldn't find any active Gophers at the time!).
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> I'm gracious for the update! Got some issues with it though! Prior to
> installing the new and improved version, I was able to compile and run my
> program by moving socket.d and urllib.d to the phobos directory (initially
> placed in the dmd\src directory) and changing the private imports to public
> (deleted private keyword) in urllib.d. Your new installation no longer puts
> urllib.d or socket.d in the dmd\src directory. After copying the files
> (urllib_http.d copied to urllib.d) from the \urllib directory into
> dmd\src\phobos and recompiling my program, I get the following error:
Please delete the files you copied over; they're not used anymore. I meant to put that in the installation script and forgot about it.
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July 13, 2003 Re: http:// or ftp:// access | ||||
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Posted in reply to Burton Radons | "Burton Radons" <loth@users.sourceforge.net> wrote...
> Please delete the files you copied over; they're not used anymore. I meant to put that in the installation script and forgot about it.
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Done! I can compile the program but only from the \urllib directory or by providing the location of all includes, which ended up looking like this:
C:\d>dmd newplms c:\urllib\urllib.d c:\urllib\urllib_file.d
c:\urllib\urllib_ftp
.d c:\urllib\socket.d c:\urllib\urllib_http.d c:\urllib\urllib_dict.d
c:\urllib\
urllib_nntp.d c:\urllib\urllib_gopher.d
I can get the job done, so the update is not really that important.
Thanks allot!
Andrew
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