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Added a manpages sub-project to generate man pages for wsjtx from AsciiDoc source. Add items required by Debian packaging and Free Desktop Standards. Add better command line processing to wsjtx including version and help options. Add a new command line option 'test-mode' that invokes the Qt test mode where all writable file locations are moved to a common directory. This is to allow application testing from a repeatable start point rather than have the test application sharing files with normal operations. See QStandardPaths::setTestModeEnabled() for details of the test location. git-svn-id: svn+ssh://svn.code.sf.net/p/wsjt/wsjt/branches/wsjtx@4046 ab8295b8-cf94-4d9e-aec4-7959e3be5d79 |
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This directory contains original artwork used to generate the graphics used in various parts of the WSJT-X ecosystem. The CMake build scripts do not generate the final image bitmaps becuase of teh extra tools required to complete this step. Instead there is shell script here (make_graphics.sh) that does the generation. If you want to modify the sourec graphics or add new ones then you need an SVG editor (I use inkscape) and a tool to do various conversion steps (I use ImageMagick), the sheel script explicitly uses these tools. The files here are: installer_logo.svg - A 150x57 pixel image (the size is important with a whte background that is used at the top right of the NSIS Windows installer. wsjtx_globe_1024x1024.svg - A 1024x1024 pixel image which is used in various places, mainly for high resolution icons. wsjtx_globe_128x128.svg - A 128x128 pixel image which is used for low resolution icons. make_graphics.sh - Run this script (on Linux) to generate the intermediate bitmap image files used in the wsjtx build. This script generates all but the final Mac iconset file which is generated by a build on Mac since it requires a Mac developer tool (iconutil). This script requires that inkscape and ImageMagick are installed.