MaxGUI mod not Listed under Modules in IDE
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| I just noticed that I don't have MaxGUI listed under the 'Third Party Modules' section of the IDE, which is kind of a pain since I can't see easily browse the help chapters that way. Is there any way to get it listed among the other modules there? (the module is installed and working, I can use GUI apps just fine) | 
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| Isn't it under Modules any more? | 
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| All I have listed under 'Modules' is: Audio, BASIC, Data Structures, Events, Graphics, Math, Miscellaneous, Networking, Streams, System, User Input. (It's not under any of those either.) All I can see is under 'Tutorials' -> 'MaxGUI overview' there is a single page with some very basic info, but none of the commands are listed or explained in there | 
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| Rebuild Documentation | 
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|  Rebuild Documentation  I do that all the time, and have a ton of other modules listed... Just not the MaxGUI. | 
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| Maybe it's because MaxGUI isn't a third-party module. You should find it under Modules>MaxGUI. | 
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|  You should find it under Modules>MaxGUI  ...Except it wasn't. Anyway, looks like I got it fixed -- doing the Rebuild Documentation through the IDE put it back in there. Normally I just run DocMods from the command line (*). That way it has been putting all the 3rd party stuff in just fine, but for some reason not MaxGUI. (*) I have a batch file that does an SVN update from several repositories, then does a makemods and docmods. | 
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| And you're sure it's located in /mod/maxgui.mod/ ? | 
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| MaxGUI, BRL and PUB modules are now documented using 'makedocs' while 'docmods' is called by 'makedocs' to build third-party module docs. Try replacing your call to 'docmods' in your batch file with a call to 'makedocs' instead... | 
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|  MaxGUI, BRL and PUB modules are now documented using 'makedocs' while 'docmods' is called by 'makedocs' to build third-party module docs.  Ah. That would certainly explain a lot. :-? Thanks for the pointer! |