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#1 2012-01-04 10:12:05

t.e.o.
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I'd like to contribute

My IDE of choice would be eclipse (+CDT)
I am mostly interested in panel applets. I got to compile an applet example, but how would I test it (how would I make it appear in the "new panel element" list)?

Thanks

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#2 2012-01-06 09:42:36

t.e.o.
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Re: I'd like to contribute

anyone?

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#3 2012-01-06 11:09:26

stqn
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Re: I'd like to contribute

Copy it where the other applets are?

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#4 2012-01-06 11:19:40

t.e.o.
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Re: I'd like to contribute

yup, I thought so. The point (which I obviously had to state explicitly) is, "where are they stored, usually?"

edit: nevermind, found'em. they're in usr/lib/xfce4-$plugin_name. next point is: "is there a way to have them recognized for just my user without copying them out of my user dir at every recompile?"

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#5 2012-01-06 13:53:09

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Re: I'd like to contribute

Look into existing implementations, they require a .desktop file (which has keys, beside the name/icon/comment, for the executable or module location. The executables or libs are installed in $prefix/lib/xfce4/.

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#6 2012-01-06 14:03:53

t.e.o.
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Re: I'd like to contribute

Nick wrote:

Look into existing implementations, they require a .desktop file (which has keys, beside the name/icon/comment, for the executable or module location. The executables or libs are installed in $prefix/lib/xfce4/.

I see what you did there... thank you very much, this is the info I needed!

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