Re: Namespace problems

Checking tex2lyx now. This is caused by src/tex2lyx/gettext.h/C, which is not well patched for unicode. Trying to get a patch. Bo

Re: Namespace problems

Bo Peng wrote: http://www.lyx.org/trac/changeset/15709 This is certainly not a scons problem. But why does cmake compile? If cmake does not detect HAVE_DIRECT_H, whcih mkdir it uses? I think CMake doesn't detect any mkdir at all, so it uses the API call. This is indeed unrelated to SCons.

Re: Namespace problems

I fixed the mkdir problem but ... http://www.lyx.org/trac/changeset/15709 This is certainly not a scons problem. But why does cmake compile? If cmake does not detect HAVE_DIRECT_H, whcih mkdir it uses? Checking tex2lyx now. Bo

Re: Namespace problems

Bo Peng wrote: I am afraid not many people use MSVC with scons these days. If you post your compile error someone could probably help though. Even if Joost is the only one to use scons/msvc, I am responsible for fixing it, if this is a scons problem. Sure. Scons is still way ahead of CMake in

Re: Namespace problems

Joost Verburg wrote: Bo Peng wrote: I am afraid not many people use MSVC with scons these days. If you post your compile error someone could probably help though. Even if Joost is the only one to use scons/msvc, I am responsible for fixing it, if this is a scons problem. The CMake system doe

Re: Namespace problems

Bo Peng wrote: I am afraid not many people use MSVC with scons these days. If you post your compile error someone could probably help though. Even if Joost is the only one to use scons/msvc, I am responsible for fixing it, if this is a scons problem. The CMake system does not yet support all

Re: Namespace problems

I am afraid not many people use MSVC with scons these days. If you post your compile error someone could probably help though. Even if Joost is the only one to use scons/msvc, I am responsible for fixing it, if this is a scons problem. Bo

Re: Namespace problems

Abdelrazak Younes wrote: I just thought that everyone would be able to reproduce this. I'll try to fix it or I'll post the errors. Good. I fixed the mkdir problem but still can't get tex2lyx to compile with SCons. It's somehow related to the Unicode conversion of the lyxerr output in suppor

Re: Namespace problems

Joost Verburg wrote: Abdelrazak Younes wrote: I am afraid not many people use MSVC with scons these days. If you post your compile error someone could probably help though. Aren't you're a MSVC user as well? yes. Or does it work fine with CMake? yes. Out of curiosity Joost, don't you

Re: Namespace problems

Abdelrazak Younes wrote: I am afraid not many people use MSVC with scons these days. If you post your compile error someone could probably help though. Aren't you're a MSVC user as well? Or does it work fine with CMake? Out of curiosity Joost, don't you know C++? I just thought that everyon

Re: Namespace problems

Joost Verburg wrote: Hi, I'm not able to compile LyX 1.5svn anymore with MSVC 2005 on Windows now the namespaces have all been changed. Compilation of support/mkdir.C and tex2lyx/tex2lyx.C fails. Can someone take a look at this? I'm trying to make the Windows installer available for 1.5.

Namespace problems

Hi, I'm not able to compile LyX 1.5svn anymore with MSVC 2005 on Windows now the namespaces have all been changed. Compilation of support/mkdir.C and tex2lyx/tex2lyx.C fails. Can someone take a look at this? I'm trying to make the Windows installer available for 1.5. Regards, Joost