Hi Mattia,
Thanks very much for that. It worked perfectly. I don't know whether it's
because I'm on Kubuntu, or just that my directory structure is different,
but the steps I used were:
$ sudo -s
$ [password]
$ svn co https://wxperl.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/wxperl/wxPerl/trunk #
Upper case
Steve Cookson wrote:
Hi,
Mark Dootson said:
What does
aptitude show g++ | grep State:
give you?
Hi Mark,
Good point, I noticed that but I wan't sure it was important. This is what
I get.
State: not installed.
I've now installed it (but I don't understand how it's been working up
I don't have full access to everything on Windows, so I need to continue my
testing on Linux.
OK, now I'm on Linux and I've tried to install from CPAN,
I have some errors and 97.01 won't install. Sorry about the length of the
dump, but there are some errors at the beginning and at the end.
The
Hi Mark and Mattia,
First, a big thank you to both of you, Mark for the wrapping and Mattia for
surreptitiously updating it into the RichText demo.
I had similar difficulties to Alexander with updating the wxPerl, and so I
uninstalled Perl 5.8 and installed 5.10 and then reinstalled wx. I
Hi Mark,
Thanks again for this. I'm happy to test the revisions you very kindly
made. But I'm not clear how to start.
I've been happily coding in wxPerl for the last year or so and using Perl as
the glue to call other applications, like SWI-Prolog (which is amazing, if
you haven't tried it)
Hi,
If you have a working Perl + compiler combination, then the standard
stuff should work :-
Download tarball or svn for Alien-wxWidgets:
In the source:
perl Build.PL
perl Build
perl Build test
perl Build install
Download tarball or svn for Wx
In the source:
perl Makefile.PL
perl make
Hi Mark,
Thanks for this. I'll probably take the second option. I'll let you know
when I have it working. Do you think it will work on Linux too?
Should I know what Alien is? It seems like some sort of framework for
installing wxPerl. I looked at the doc on CPAN, but I wasn't much clearer.
Hi,
I thought I'd chip in with a populated template for Steve to test.
However, basic testing here brought up a problem. wxRichTextPrinting has
no wxRTTI information (there's no IMPLEMENT_CLASS macro) so the wxPerl
code ( wxPli_object_2_sv ) throws warnings.
The attached patch wraps
Mark Dootson wrote:
Hi,
I thought I'd chip in with a populated template for Steve to test.
However, basic testing here brought up a problem. wxRichTextPrinting has
no wxRTTI information (there's no IMPLEMENT_CLASS macro) so the wxPerl
code ( wxPli_object_2_sv ) throws warnings.
The
Steve Cookson wrote:
Hi,
I'm not sure whether I should be sending this to the group or directly
to Mattia
Better to the group (it will be in the archives, and there are other
people beside me that have some experience in wrapping wxWidgets classes).
but I'm trying to understand how to
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