>>>>> "John" == John K Luebs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
John> If you want glade bindings, you need the libglade bin
John> release. Building libglade is just like gtk+ and
John> friends. Easy if you have cygwin and you ensure that you
John> invoke the configure script with the right magic. It's still
John> clumsy and slow.
John> One thing tricky Cedric didn't seem to do is put a link to
John> libglade binaries (at least I can't find it). However, they
John> are on his site in the binaries directory along with the
John> pygtk binary release. This will save you having to build
John> them yourself.
I am making some progress here. Got GTK2.2 and mingw32 and am trying
to build the xid/hwnd patched pygtk CVS on win32. I grabbed libglade
from Cedrics cite and installed that, but now the setup.py build is
crashing on
$ python setup.py build --compiler=mingw32
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "setup.py", line 212, in ?
if libglade.can_build():
File "dsextras.py", line 175, in can_build
version = map(int, orig_version.split('.'))
ValueError: invalid literal for int():
I traced this back to a pkg-config check for libglade, which tuned up
the empty string and the build crashed. The problem is that libglade
requires libxml, which I grabbed from
http://www.ce.berkeley.edu/~doolin/code/libxmlwin32.
This is where I am stuck. Although the README at this site suggests
that the lib is already built in the provided tar file, damned if I
can find it. Eg,
$ find . -name "*.lib"
in the libxml2 dir turned up zilcho . Can someone advise me how to
get libxml2 going on win32, either with some mingw magic to compile it
myself ('./configure' reported 'configure: error: can not find sources
in . or ..') or how to use the doolin binaries, or what.....
Thanks,
John Hunter
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