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This file is part of Logtalk <http://logtalk.org/>  
Copyright 1998-2016 Paulo Moura <pmoura@logtalk.org>

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you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
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This directory contains files that provide snippets and tools for
working with Logtalk source code using Gnome's Gedit text editor.
For more information, visit the Gedit plugin websites:

	http://live.gnome.org/Gedit/Plugins/Snippets
	http://live.gnome.org/Gedit/ToolLauncherPlugin

For syntax coloring support see the `../gtksourceview2` and
`../gtksourceview3` folders (depending on the Gedit version).


To install the snippets support, copy the file `logtalk.xml` to  the
following system-wide directory:

	${prefix}/share/gedit/plugins/snippets

The ${prefix} can be e.g. `/usr`, `/usr/local`, or `/opt`, depending 
on your system configuration.

Alternatively, you can copy the `logtalk.xml` file to one of the following 
locations on your home directory:

	Gedit 2.x: ~/.gnome2/gedit/snippets/
	Gedit 3.x: ~/.config/gedit/snippets

To install the tools support, copy the files in the `tools` directory to
the following system-wide directory:

	${prefix}/share/gedit/plugins/tools

The ${prefix} can be e.g. `/usr`, `/usr/local`, or `/opt`, depending on
your system configuration.

Alternatively, you can copy the files in the `tools` directory to one of
the following locations on your home directory:

	Gedit 2.x: ~/.gnome2/gedit/tools/
	Gedit 3.x: ~/.config/gedit/tools/

Before using the provided tools, edit and customize them in order to
use your favorite back-end Prolog compiler and to set your choices
for the (X)HTML and PDF generation scripts. The `xdg-open` command
must available to use most of the provided commands.
