----- "Andreas Volz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ha scritto:

> Hello,
> 
> I wrote a little tool called 'Edje_Player'. The main reason was that
> I
> needed a light weight tool to preview my hand written Edje file. See
> here how to use it:
> 
> > ./edje_player --help
> Usage: edje_player [OPTION...]
>   -g, --group=STRING      The Edje group to display.
>   -e, --engine=STRING     The Evas engine type.
>   -b, --borderless        Display window without border.
>   -s, --sticky            Display window sticky.
>   -p, --shaped            Display window shaped.
>   -a, --alpha             Display window with alpha channel (needs
>                           composite support!).
>   -l, --list-engines      List all available engines.
>   -r, --list-groups       List all available groups in the Edje file.
>   -v, --version           show version
> 
> Help options:
>   -?, --help              Show this help message
>   --usage                 Display brief usage message
> 
> The Edje_Editor is great but not perfect for preview. The Edje_Viewer
> is broken for some unknown reasons.

Did you tryed edje_editor -t  ?
I didn't look deeper at edje_player but seems to do the same thing.
I think we need to share some code in some way... what about make
edje_editor -t works like edje_player? or maybe include your 
app in the editor source tree (installing a second binary)? at 
lest you don't have to manage all the autotool stuff ;)

regards
dave



> 
> I thin Edje_Player is also great to execute the so called 'Edje Only'
> applications (like the calculator example available somewhere).
> 
> Get Edje_Player from here:
> 
> http://tux-style.de/projects/edje_player/
> 
> Am I allowed to add it to the E SVN? Where should I place it?
> 
> regards
> Andreas
> 
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