Installing Pangomonium is straightforward and simple: Just copy the file pangomonium.hwp for the platform
of your choice to Hollywood's plugins directory. On all systems except on AmigaOS and compatibles,
plugins must be stored in a directory named Plugins that is in the same directory as the
main Hollywood program. On AmigaOS and compatible systems, plugins must be installed to
LIBS:Hollywood instead. On macOS, the Plugins directory must be inside the
Resources directory of the application bundle, i.e. inside the HollywoodInterpreter.app/Contents/Resources
directory. Note that HollywoodInterpreter.app is stored inside the Hollywood.app
application bundle itself, namely in Hollywood.app/Contents/Resources.
Afterwards merge the contents of the Examples folder with the Examples folder that is part of
your Hollywood installation. All Pangomonium examples will then appear in Hollywood's GUI and you can launch
and view them conveniently from the Hollywood GUI or IDE.
On Windows you should also copy the file Pangomonium.chm to the Docs directory of your
Hollywood installation. Then you will be able to get online help by pressing F1 when the cursor
is over a Pangomonium function in the Hollywood IDE.
On Linux and macOS copy the Pangomonium directory that is inside the Docs directory of the Pangomonium
distribution archive to the Docs directory of your Hollywood installation. Note that on macOS
the Docs directory is within the Hollywood.app application bundle, i.e. in
Hollywood.app/Contents/Resources/Docs.