-- Clarified documentation.

docs/README.UNIX

@@ -1,51 +1,37 @@
-$Id: README.UNIX,v 1.1 1998-01-15 02:50:14 dfs Exp $
+$Id: README.UNIX,v 1.2 1998-01-17 04:50:34 dfs Exp $
 REMIND version 3.0 for UNIX
 
 REMIND is a sophisticated alarm/calendar program.  Details are given
 in the man page, "remind.1".
 
+INSTALLING REMIND:
+-----------------
+
 1 - Read the file COPYRIGHT.
 
-2-  Before compiling the software, check to see if it includes patches.
-    These are files called patch.xx.  If there are patches, apply them all
-    by typing:
+2 - In the main Remind directory, type: sh ./configure
 
-       cat patch.* | patch
+3 - Examine the file src/custom.h and modify it as needed.
 
-3 - Examine the Makefile and change any parameters which need to be
-    changed for your system.  As it stands, the Makefile is set up for a
-    Linux system.
-
-4 - Examine the file config.h and adjust parameters as needed
-
-5 - Examine lang.h and choose the language you want Remind to use.
+4 - Examine lang.h and choose the language you want Remind to use.
     (You can do this on the "make" command-line -- see "OTHER
-    LANGUAE SUPPORT.)
+    LANGUAGE SUPPORT.)
 
-6 - Type 'make'
+5 - Type 'make'
 
-7 - Type 'sh test-rem' or 'make test' to run the acceptance test.  Note
-    that the test script works only for the English version of Remind.
-
-8 - Type 'make install' to install Remind, kall, rem and the man
-    pages.
+6 - Type 'make install' (possibly as root)
 
 The subdirectory "www" contains scripts for making a nice calendar
 web server.  See the files README and Makefile in that directory.
 
-Two shell scripts, "remind-all.csh" and "remind-all.sh" are provided.
-These allow automatic mailing of reminders to all users who create a
-$HOME/.reminders file.  These two scripts are equivalent; one is a
-"sh" script and the other is a "csh" script.  Pick the one you want to
-use, and follow the instructions in the opening comments of the
-script.
+Two shell scripts, "scripts/remind-all.csh" and
+"scripts/remind-all.sh" are provided. These allow automatic mailing of
+reminders to all users who create a $HOME/.reminders file.  These two
+scripts are equivalent; one is a "sh" script and the other is a "csh"
+script.  Pick the one you want to use, and follow the instructions in
+the opening comments of the script.
 
-*** NOTE *** Please be aware that "remind-all.csh" and "remind-all.sh"
-have been changed since version 03.00.05 of Remind.  If you install
-the new remind executable, make sure you switch over to the new
-"remind-all" scripts.
-
-A shell script called "rem" is provided for those who like to have
+A shell script called "scripts/rem" is provided for those who like to have
 'remind' assume a default reminders file.  A man page for this script
 is provided.  You should examine the script to ensure that the defaults
 are correct.
@@ -58,12 +44,12 @@ parameters.  I like that behaviour so I can quickly get an idea of
 what a program does without poring through the man page.  And I think
 I'll keep Remind that way.  Sorry to all who dislike it. :-)
 
-A shell script called "kall" is provided so you can kill your background
-remind processes when you log out.  See the man page.  Note that kall
-depends on the output of "ps", and may not be portable.
+A shell script called "scripts/kall" is provided so you can kill your
+background remind processes when you log out.  See the man page.  Note
+that kall depends on the output of "ps", and may not be portable.
 
-The file "defs.rem" has some sample Remind definitions and commands,
-as well as U.S. and Jewish holidays.
+The file "examples/defs.rem" has some sample Remind definitions and
+commands, as well as U.S. and Jewish holidays.
 
 OTHER LANGUAGE SUPPORT
 
@@ -74,10 +60,10 @@ instructions and error messages as well.  See "french.h" for an
 example of the latter.
 
 To compile Remind for a non-english language, look at the constants
-defined in "lang.h".  Then, to compile Remind for Italian (as an
+defined in "src/lang.h".  Then, to compile Remind for Italian (as an
 example), type:
 
-	make "CDEFS=-DLANG=ITALIAN"
+	make "LANGDEFS=-DLANG=ITALIAN"
 
 If you add support for a non-English language, Remind will accept both the
 English and non-English names of months and weekdays in an input script.
@@ -89,11 +75,13 @@ language, and should modify the substitution filter appropriately.
 If you are truly diligent, you can translate usage and error messages
 too.
 
-Take a look at the files "english.h" and "german.h" if you want to add
-support for your favourite language.  If you do add another language
-to Remind, please let me know!  Here are the basic guidelines:
+Take a look at the files "src/langs/english.h" and
+"src/langs/german.h" if you want to add support for your favourite
+language.  If you do add another language to Remind, please let me
+know!  Here are the basic guidelines:
 
-- Your language file should be called "lxxx.h", where lxxx is the first 8
+- Your language file should be called "src/langs/lxxx.h", where lxxx
+  is the first 8
   characters of the ENGLISH name of your language.
 
 - Your language file should define L_LANGNAME to be the full English
@@ -117,26 +105,15 @@ Or use the following in your Remind script:
 
 	REM AT 17:00 RUN popup 'Time to go home.' &
 
-This TCL script is a slightly modified version of one submitted by
-Norman Walsh.  TCL is available via FTP at ftp.uu.net in /languages/tcl.
+This Tcl script is a slightly modified version of one submitted by
+Norman Walsh.
 
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-#!/usr/local/bin/wish -f
-
+#!/usr/local/bin/wish
 wm withdraw .
-
-if { [ llength $argv ] == 1 } {
-  eval set msg $argv
-} else {
-  eval set msg [ list $argv ]
-}
-
 after 15000 { destroy . ; exit }
-
-tk_dialog .d { Message } $msg warning 0 { OK } 
-
+tk_dialog .d { Message } $argv warning 0 { OK } 
 destroy .
-
 exit
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