On Mar 5, 2014, at 6:22 PM, Jeff Earickson <jaear...@colby.edu> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> After I successfully got jhbuild to work on my Mac, I want to experiment
> with source code changes.
>
> So I modified line 622 of
> ~/gtk/source/gnucash-2.6.2/src/app-utils/gnc-ui-util.c to change the
> reconciled flag from 'y' to 'Z', then wanted to rebuild. So I tried
> "jhbuild build" again (no change),
> "make" from ~/gtk/source/gnucash-2.6.2 ("glib-compile-schemas: command not
> found"). I know this is something simple, what's the trick?
If you want to work on the code:
* Use git rather than a tarball as the source, even if you don't plan to
contribute your changes back to the project, using a VCS is a good way to keep
track of what you've done and since git is a distributed VCS you have repo in
your working directory. No hassles with setting up a server somewhere. The
simple way to do that is to change your .jhbuildrc-custom to build the
"gnucash-git" module instead of "gnucash".
* Rather than re-running jhbuild build, run jhbuild shell, cd to your build
directory, and run make && make install from there.
It appears that either something went wrong with your path or you managed to
uninstall glib-compile-schemas. I'm sure you know how to figure that out.
Again, jhbuild shell will duplicate the environment of jhbuild build and allow
you to probe what happened without having to wait for the build to error out so
that you can select "4".
Regards,
John Ralls
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