Hiya, Okay, so I just made wxMac 2.8.10 successfully and installed it. Then I went to instal the stable WxPerl, but the Makefile.PL didn't like being on a Mac (complaints about --ldflags not being a valid option, etc, and thus failure). So then I grabbed the latest bleeding edge version from subversion, and went to make that. THEN I went into the CPAN shell to install ExtUtils::XSpp (the readme might should mention that this is a requirement, BTW) and tried again and it made, tested, and installed just fine.
I originally had the Wx that came with XTools and the developer kit in general, but the Wx version won't work properly with WxToolbar, so I need it upgraded. Now, it seems wxPerl is pulling the old libraries -- and quite frankly I don't know where any of this is hiding. If I do: wxPerl -MWx -e 'print "$Wx::VERSION\n"' I get: 0.9102 ...which seems to have nothing to do with 0.26 anything. The only reason I know it has to be pulling from the old libraries is that when I try and run my Toolbar-using app, and I close it, I get: [Debug] 21:34:43: ../src/mac/carbon/toolbar.cpp(882): assert "count == 1" failed in ~wxToolBar(): Reference Count of native control was not 1 in wxToolBar destructor Which 2.8.10 doesn't do, as it doesn't even do this check on Leopard, and the place it would do it if it did wouldn't be toolbar.cpp line 882, because that's from a prior version. Any ideas on what I should do to make this work? -- Dodger
