In a recent thread I have been perhaps overly pessimistic about how easy it is
to get the Gtk IDE working on Windows using the latest JHS installer available
from the beta page. http://www.jsoftware.com/beta.htm
Here are some instructions that work for me on Win7 32-bit.
Start by
I can only suggest using JUM to kill and restart both tasks.
On Sun, Nov 7, 2010 at 8:42 PM, greg heil ghei...@gmail.com wrote:
Eric
Hmm. i ran into a related(?) problem when i worked on a string called
s adding to a s to create t.
... trying to rename variables and investigate further i
Attempted to edit base.cfg to set the browser for help to ''. When selecting
save from the menu I got a popup with:
Unable to create snapshot directory:
~snap/.svn/15f50fab3ebd23f78a3186cd58aa9d377d79cee2/p101108
jpath '~snap' is not defined in my configuration.
Public_j_
Just do the install. Be happy, don't worry.
This is only a practical and recurring issue during a beta phase when there
are many releases. And with increasing use of pacman this is even less so
than with previous betas.
The install does not touch the user folder (no install since the user folder
minimal vs maximal
We could argue about this till the cows came home. And I have no cows.
Most likely the J701 release is going to be a minimal installer that
contains:
jconsole
library
jhs
jhs demos
labs (all labs, updated for both jhs and gtk front ends)
jhs help (expanded a
I am thinking of predefining a verb in standard library for installation
of gtk front-end such as
getgtkide_z_=: 3 : 0
require 'pacman'
'update' jpkg ''
'install' jpkg 'search' jpkg 'gtk'
if. IFWIN do.
unzip @ wget gtk binary
end.
)
so that a fresh installation only need to run getgtkide''
Ric confirmed that adding a snap line in profile.ijs can solve this
problem, please follow his instruction to see if that also work for you.
Пнд, 08 Ноя 2010, Don Guinn писал(а):
Attempted to edit base.cfg to set the browser for help to ''. When selecting
save from the menu I got a popup with:
Bill wrote:
so that a fresh installation only need to run getgtkide'' if the user
want
gtk frontend.
Yes, please. And either:
(1) When the user runs jconsole or JHS for the first time,
he is prompted with: If you want a native GUI IDE, type
getgtkide ''
Eric
As i noted, i did go to the JUM (http://www.jsoftware.com:50001/jum)
and killed and restarted both accounts/tasks. The result was only in
losing the history. i am still unable to get anything but an invalid
login to both accounts.
With the account 51724 it comes immediately back to a login
My apologies. Something is broken with jum. I'll take a look later today and
let you know when it is ok to try again.
On Mon, Nov 8, 2010 at 12:31 PM, greg heil ghei...@gmail.com wrote:
Eric
As i noted, i did go to the JUM (http://www.jsoftware.com:50001/jum)
and killed and restarted both
I have fixed the Jsoftware JUM login problem.
Use jum to kill and restart your task and I think you will be ok.
On Mon, Nov 8, 2010 at 1:06 PM, Eric Iverson eric.b.iver...@gmail.comwrote:
My apologies. Something is broken with jum. I'll take a look later today
and let you know when it is ok
That is related to a bug in J engine which will manifest itself after
calling setlocale api. gtk binary will automatically call this api during
its initialization. But the JHS front-end will not call this api either
directly or indirectly so that j7.sh is not needed to force itself to C
locale.
From: bill lam
Sent: Tuesday, 9 November 2010 03:19
I am thinking of predefining a verb in standard library for
installation
of gtk front-end such as
getgtkide_z_=: 3 : 0
require 'pacman'
'update' jpkg ''
'install' jpkg 'search' jpkg 'gtk'
if. IFWIN do.
unzip @ wget gtk binary
JHS JAL update 1.0.39 available.
Install latest ide/jhs with pacman. You can load the new system in a fairly
current running jhs with patch_jhs_'' or you can stop and restart.
file and pacman have numerous changes.
login bug fixed.
ijx labs now lists labs in all categories. At this point only
I think that should be doable but pacman then needs a postinstall hook for
jobs like download another package, fetch files from other website, or move
files to other location from its default unzip folder.
I guess gtk maintainers actually encourage programs to bundle with itself gtk
binary on
It may be done by adding a new ~gtk shortcut for ~install/gtk so
that you may make it pointed to your c:/program files/gtk+ folder.
Втр, 09 Ноя 2010, Sherlock Ric писал(а):
From: bill lam
Sent: Tuesday, 9 November 2010 03:19
I am thinking of predefining a verb in standard library for
I was beginning to install the latest jbeta executable under Windows
when it asked me what type -- Standard, System, or Custom.
Since I already have a j701 beta installed and -- in the absence of
having seen a response to an earlier post here about installing an
upgrade -- I was going to
You can find in which folder did you last install , and then unzip (not
execute) the jbeta installer to that folder.
Пнд, 08 Ноя 2010, Murray Eisenberg писал(а):
I was beginning to install the latest jbeta executable under Windows
when it asked me what type -- Standard, System, or Custom.
I assume snow leopard is 64-bit, in that case you should have 64-bit
version of gtk binary as the following. I didn't know the exact path and
file names for libcairo and libpangocairo, please post it if you can find out.
libglib=:
From: Murray Eisenberg
Sent: Tuesday, 9 November 2010 17:24
I was beginning to install the latest jbeta executable under Windows
when it asked me what type -- Standard, System, or Custom.
Since I already have a j701 beta installed and -- in the absence of
having seen a response to an
incidentally, I think that should be
LC_ALL=C /home/user/j701/bin/jconsole 'ide/gtk'
Oops! Yes, of course.
~ Gilles
-- Original Message ---
From: bill lam bbill@gmail.com
To: beta@jsoftware.com
Sent: Tue, 9 Nov 2010 08:51:54 +0800
Subject: Re: [Jbeta] Starting GTK
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