Changes between Version 3 and Version 4 of howto

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Aug 30, 2020, 10:44:01 PM (4 years ago)

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tothm

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 For further options please check the [wiki:StartUp StartUp page]
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 = Interfaces: ri, web
-{{{ri:h}}}
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+RefactorErl provides several [http://pnyf.inf.elte.hu/trac/refactorerl/wiki/WikiStart#Userinterfaces user interfaces]. 
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+The [http://pnyf.inf.elte.hu/trac/refactorerl/wiki/ErlangShellInterface interactive Erlang shell interface] -- {{{ri}}} -- gives you a simple command (function call) based usage. To ask help about the parameters of the function you can use the helper functions, such as {{{ri:h()}}} or {{{ri:*_h()}}}.
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+If you successfully installed Yaws to your machine, you can use the [http://pnyf.inf.elte.hu/trac/refactorerl/wiki/Web2 web interface] of the tool as well. When you compile the tool you have to provide the path to the YAWS' {{{ebin}}} directory:
+{{{bin/referl -build tool -yaws_path path_to_yaws_ebin}}}
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+When starting the web interface with {{{ri:start_web2/1}}}, you have to [http://pnyf.inf.elte.hu/trac/refactorerl/wiki/Web2#Startup:RefactorErlshell configure] the webserver.
 
 = Building a database
-For a first time user, we suggest using the {{{ri}}} interface to build the database of RefactorErl from the source code. There are several options to analyse the source files. For details see [wiki:ManagingFiles the file management page]. Here we discuss some basic scenarios.
+For a first time user, we suggest using the {{{ri}}} interface to build the database of !RefactorErl from the source code. There are several options to analyse the source files. For details see [wiki:ManagingFiles the file management page]. Here we discuss some basic scenarios.
 
 You can add files using the {{{ri:add/*}}} functions. To add a single module just provide the path to the file as an argument: