no documentation of embebed projects about easybashgui HOT 5 CLOSED

I will prepare a PR with raito, using raito benefits us in the following:

• It does NOT depend on any static site generator or any platform,
• It is a measly single html file that renders the entire content of any MD file.
• allows the website not to depend on updating and take everything directly from the README (and any documentation file in markdown)
• we help and proliferate support for sister projects (Raito) that are free software

that will solve the PR of @zen0bit at #9 (comment) and gives better documentation at the same time, more advanced can be provided later in extended file.. README must be pretty simple and short

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Hi mckaygerhard !

As I said in the other comment, it's true that there isn't any documentation for embedding EBG in projects (without installing it). I'm going to update my site: https://sites.google.com/site/easybashgui/

About makefile, it shows DESTDIR variable to change destination directory:
DESTDIR ?= ""
But installing, as I said, is not mandatory: you can install it but you might simply embed EBG in your project.

About "dialog check" you said, I didn't understand wich check you're talking about.
May you explain a little more ?

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ok in resume:

requirements

• bash
• src/easybashgui
• lib/easybashgui.lib
• lib/easybashlib

how to

1. create directory mkdir -p /home/general/Devel and put files there
2. create new script for your project: touch /home/general/Devel/newprogram
3. echoes the minimal lines to use echo "#!/usr/bin/env bash\n\nsource ./easybashgui\nmessage hola" > /home/general/Devel/newprogram
4. run new program chmod 777 /home/general/Devel/newprogram && /home/general/Devel/newprogram

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i reopen cos i noted README need work i will do a new readme and post a pull requerst to you @vaisarger

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Sure! I would prefere that we work communicating via email (my email address is in README ).
For me it' easier keeping in touch via email...
( if you don't mind, obviously )
:)

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