Re: gEDA-dev: Making a windows binary available

["Duncan Drennan" <duncan_dot_drennan-at-NOSPAMgmail_dot_com>]

> Can you email me a .ps print of an empty title block, printed from
> within gschem, and using the command-line technique.

I figured out what is happening here. I use a Makefile with the
following to print multiple page schematics:

printps2: $(SHEETS)
	rm -f ONEPAGE.ps
	rm -f $(PROJNAME).ps
	for S in $(SHEETS); \
	do \
	gschem -q -o ONEPAGE.ps -s "d:\Program
files\gEDA\share\gEDA\scheme\print.scm" $$S; \
	cat ONEPAGE.ps; done > $(PROJNAME).ps
	rm -f ONEPAGE.ps

If I directly call the gschem ...etc. line from the command prompt,
then everything works perfectly. If I call it via the Makefile the
first line of the .ps file is this:

Your Guile installation doesn't provide the regex module.

Deleting that first line resolves the issue. The "Your Guile..."
message is an artifact of opening gschem. I was just printing a single
page schematic - I am guessing multiple page schematics will have that
littered through the postscript file.


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