Apparently we've got a portability issue with the GTK version check. @andy5995
could you check out #815 and see if it helps? It should get rid of the
*"unexpected operator/operand"* issues, and hopefully maybe more.
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Do not require pkg-config to emit spaces around elements in its
`--print-requires` output.
This should fix Geany GTK version check on OpenBSD 6.4.
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@andy5995 could you check this and see if it helps? Once configured, you
should get something like that (obviously with GTK2 version of it if
> > `./configure[15275]: test: 3: unexpected operator/operand`
>
> Could you paste your generated `configure`? The error probably comes from
> there and a `test` call that doesn't please your shell
Sure...
https://gist.github.com/andy5995/fb2b16eb9dab45d9ab8160cdd6f2a48e
Also noticed it
> `./configure[15275]: test: 3: unexpected operator/operand`
Could you paste your generated `configure`? The error probably comes from
there and a `test` call that doesn't please your shell
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I installed the vte-0.28.2p19 package and that problem was solved. New problem
is that the built fails with an undefined reference error:
https://gist.github.com/andy5995/0b0fab05c70336bfff86ac4a3354d5a6#file-gistfile1-txt-L59
> Hi @andy5995,
> The problem you mention is with utilslib, which is part of geany-plugins and
> now used by the debugger plugin (it contains some compatibility functions).
> Did you activate it at configure time?
[config.log](https://github.com/geany/geany-plugins/files/2788940/config.log)
I
I noticed the line ```...PTY_LIBS="-lutil"]``` in ```scope.m4```. Do we need
this in ```debugger.m4``` also?
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Hi @andy5995,
The problem you mention is with utilslib, which is part of geany-plugins and
now used by the debugger plugin (it contains some compatibility functions). Did
you activate it at configure time? It may need some other dependencies besides
libvte.
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So far, mostly looks good on Buster (I set a breakpoint, watched a variable.
One very minor thing.. when debugging a program that uses ncurses, I was able
to view the screen in the Debug terminal as expected. The cursor keys worked
within the terminal fine.
But when I hit the green arrow
