Hi,
On Tue, 05 Jan 2010 16:07:31 -0500, Wayne E. Nail wrote: > […] > SciFi, you and I likely have the same version of Pan from Charles's tree > -- I thought he had called it 1.34 at some point -- but I don't know how > to tell. Where is the version information located in the source? Pan's version-strings are mainly inside configure.in named as VERSION_* . Those are properly changed only when doing the ./autogen.sh phase, which will create a new ./configure script for one. Those strings get stuck inside pan/gui/post-ui.cc (for posts) and pan/gui/gui.cc (for 'About' panel) (maybe other places?). I have filed an oldish Bug #424083 to use these strings in a better way, but I need to re-do it so an autogen.sh is not needed to alter them. More info is in that bug-report. As I mentioned earlier here, take a peek at my RFC headers, including on this very post, to see how I am presently using the info in the User-Agent line. That line should be visible on gmane as well as the normal maillist/archives. FYI I do not know how to make the patch numbers "automatic" (they are the same related bug-report numbers), so any clues on this would be appreciated. (I am using brute-force-by-hand housekeeping.) Locally I can always check my 'About' box for this extra info as well. ;) BTW to have the User-Agent line show on a post, while on the "Post Article" panel, go into the "More Headers" tab and put a checkmark in the bottom area, option clearly stated. Without my patch, only Charles' version is shown. (However, I see you do not use pan/gmane for posting here?) :) _______________________________________________ Pan-users mailing list Pan-users@nongnu.org http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/pan-users
