Edje
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For decompiling an *.edj file to an *.edc file you need: edje_decc (you might want to do this to learn about how such a file has to look like) | For decompiling an *.edj file to an *.edc file you need: edje_decc (you might want to do this to learn about how such a file has to look like) | ||
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+ | == Installation on Freerunner == | ||
+ | To compile/decompile Edje files directly at your freerunner, you first need to install several packages. | ||
+ | You need at least ''edje-utils'' which provides the compiler and decompiler tools. | ||
+ | Depending on the contents of the theme, you need additional modules which are provided by ''libevas-*'' packages. | ||
+ | For example, to be able to load and save JPG files, you need both the ''libevas-loader-jpeg'' and ''libevas-saver-jpg'' packages. | ||
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+ | Issuing the following command should install needed files for the most cases: | ||
+ | opkg install edje-utils libevas-loader-jpeg libevas-loader-png libevas-loader-svg libevas-saver-jpeg libevas-saver-png | ||
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+ | == Installation on Ubuntu == | ||
You can install edje_cc and edje_decc for Ubuntu by adding this source to your /etc/apt/sources.lst: | You can install edje_cc and edje_decc for Ubuntu by adding this source to your /etc/apt/sources.lst: | ||
deb http://e17.dunnewind.net/ubuntu hardy e17 | deb http://e17.dunnewind.net/ubuntu hardy e17 |
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Edje
Is a configuration-file format which origins of Enlightenment 17. It is used by Openmoko and Illume for configuring a lot of the look of Openmoko and its applications.
Edje uses *.edj Files as binary-configuration files and *.edc as the source of such an *.edj file.
For compiling an *.edc file to an *.edj file you need: edje_cc For decompiling an *.edj file to an *.edc file you need: edje_decc (you might want to do this to learn about how such a file has to look like)
Installation
Installation on Freerunner
To compile/decompile Edje files directly at your freerunner, you first need to install several packages. You need at least edje-utils which provides the compiler and decompiler tools. Depending on the contents of the theme, you need additional modules which are provided by libevas-* packages. For example, to be able to load and save JPG files, you need both the libevas-loader-jpeg and libevas-saver-jpg packages.
Issuing the following command should install needed files for the most cases:
opkg install edje-utils libevas-loader-jpeg libevas-loader-png libevas-loader-svg libevas-saver-jpeg libevas-saver-png
Installation on Ubuntu
You can install edje_cc and edje_decc for Ubuntu by adding this source to your /etc/apt/sources.lst:
deb http://e17.dunnewind.net/ubuntu hardy e17
or
deb http://e17.dunnewind.net/ubuntu gutsy e17
or
deb http://e17.dunnewind.net/ubuntu feisty e17
After that you can install the needed tools with:
sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install libedje-bin
Links
- docs.enlightenment.org - offical edje documentation
- 52grad.de - example on using edj files