Hi,
Note that wxWidgets has moved all the repo's to github, as of last
weekend the SVN repo's are read-only. https://github.com/wxWidgets
For Phoenix it is best to use Robin's repo:
https://github.com/RobinD42/Phoenix/commits/master
Note the readme.rst in the root for build instructions, to install
Phoenix it is easiest to use pip.
pip install -U --pre -f http://wxpython.org/Phoenix/snapshot-builds/
wxPython_Phoenix
Make sure you have a recent copy of pip, preferably 6.0.8, if you want
that the '-U' switch works correctly to upgrade from one version to the
other.
Not sure where the up to date build instructions are for wxPython 3 classic.
On 2/24/2015 2:58, john wrote:
I'm convinced that we will not see a stable version of Phoenix this year.
Progress over the last few weeks has been a lot better, but unless it
keeps up that way (i.e. Robin finding the time, or someone else stepping
up to help - especially on the C++ side) you are probably on the spot
with your prediction:-)
That's why we started with wxPython 3.x. BTW for the moment
installing wxPython 3.x on Linux is not available in all the
respositories (did find on openSUSE).
I was hoping that 'phoenix-2ndtry' could be used as the base for both
wxPython 3 classic and phoenix, but it breaks compatibility with
existing Dabo applications due to the renames of the modules which I did
to get it to start working on Python 3.
That rename makes it also difficult to see what changes John and Neil
have done when doing a diff of the folders:-( to see what could be
reused from their work on the 'phoenix-2ndtry' branch.
Werner
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