Re: what's the story on dot?
Stefan Seefeld <[email protected]>
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Hi Vicki, Vicki Brown wrote: > What did I miss doing? I read the README. I built Synopsis using > python setup.py build > > And now I see > [email protected] [~...hermes/qstore] 107: synopsis -p Python -f HTML -o ~/GCQ gcq.py > dot: not found [...] That's obviously an omission from the README: the default configuration of the HTML formatter uses a tool called 'dot' to generate UML-like class diagrams. Dot is part of the 'graphviz' package which you may download from http://graphviz.org/ . The reason this is not part of synopsis' official dependency list is that we had some discussion a while ago concerning synopsis' own packaging. Debian distributes graphviz under 'non-free', so we were looking at whether to package the modules that rely on 'dot' separately to have a fully free synopsis package on debian. The issue is still unresolved... Regards, Stefan