[Pkg-pascal-devel] Castle Game Engine 6.0 release in Debian

[Paul Gevers]

Hi Michalis,

It's me again (sorry). It looks like this may be about the final mail
before I have 6.0.2 ready for Debian Experimental (in time for Ubuntu if
I don't have so many issues with the new version of view3dscene ;) )

On 03/18/17 10:09, Michalis Kamburelis wrote:
>> I recommend to maintain only one version. And if you are going to create
>> the man-page from the help anyways, I'll do the same in Debian. As you
>> know, I always want to build from the "preferred form for modification"
> 
> I initially wanted to write that, while help2man can create an
> acceptable manual page, I can craft something better manually.
> 
> But, after a bit of experimenting, I can make the output of --help and
> --version suitable both for humans and for help2man, and indeed this
> is much better for maintenance. The new engine version includes a
> couple of changes to make it as good as it can be, and the manual
> pages can be generated by running "make" inside
> castle-engine/doc/man/man1/ . I hope that this helpful:)

I am having a bit of problems with "castle-curves --help".
First (easily solvable by me) it depends on libgail-common and
libatk-adaptor to prevent the following behavior in a (headless) build
environment:
(pbuild13858) testavoira castle-game-engine-6.0.2+dfsg1 #
tools/castle-curves/castle-curves --help
Gtk-Message: Failed to load module "gail"
Gtk-Message: Failed to load module "atk-bridge"

(castle-curves:25764): Gtk-WARNING **: cannot open display:

However, after installing those packages, I still get:
(pbuild13858) testavoira castle-game-engine-6.0.2+dfsg1 #
tools/castle-curves/castle-curves --help

(castle-curves:26516): Gtk-WARNING **: cannot open display:
(pbuild13858) testavoira castle-game-engine-6.0.2+dfsg1 # echo $?
1

So help2man fails during building of the man page for it. Is this easily
solvable or do I need to tweak around this?

Paul

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