On 5/2/06, Jason Turner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Yes, that does seem to be the issue -- more specifically it seems to be with the interface between the InstallMgr and Curl. Initially the problem fell in that it wasn't detecting the curl/curl.h header correctly, since it wasn't including the proper Include location. Once I fixed that problem (by manually adding -I/usr/include to the appropriate Makefiles), the issue fell with a problem with the std:: namespace, an issue that has cropped up in the past with other people all over the web... I just couldn't figure out how to make it work. The problem has re-occurred at numerous times with gcc from 2.9x through 4.1.x -- each time the gcc people fix that iteration of the problem and claim that it's fixed, but the problem must be a deep-routed problem with the gcc/glibc interface. I don't know what keeps it from cropping up in Linux, but I don't know all that much about compiler internals. Maybe that helps someone?
Yes, I just realized that late last night... wxHTML does not appear to have any support for r-tol support. I tried compiling with your build of the wxMozilla for Windows but hadn't set up *something* properly the first time. I think that I could get it running now, but you compiled against wxMozilla-0.5.4, which has poor Unicode support to begin with (a fault of Mozilla/Netscape's handling of the Unicode, not wxWidgets). That has been fixed in wxMozilla-0.5.6, which now has an official release out. That should also support building without wxGTK as well. I'll try recomipling the wxMozilla interface with your Mozilla build and the wxMozilla-0.5.6 release sometime soon and see if I can work that into the program. For now, though, it works with l-to-r languages.
Currently the program is hosted at http://wxsword.sourceforge.net and the SVN repository is the current one that I'm using. But thanks for your offer!
Blessings,
Greg
I have mentioned this problem with getting SWORD >1.5.7a to compile
under ming several times in different contexts. IIRC it is related to
the installMgr & ftp.
Yes, that does seem to be the issue -- more specifically it seems to be with the interface between the InstallMgr and Curl. Initially the problem fell in that it wasn't detecting the curl/curl.h header correctly, since it wasn't including the proper Include location. Once I fixed that problem (by manually adding -I/usr/include to the appropriate Makefiles), the issue fell with a problem with the std:: namespace, an issue that has cropped up in the past with other people all over the web... I just couldn't figure out how to make it work. The problem has re-occurred at numerous times with gcc from 2.9x through 4.1.x -- each time the gcc people fix that iteration of the problem and claim that it's fixed, but the problem must be a deep-routed problem with the gcc/glibc interface. I don't know what keeps it from cropping up in Linux, but I don't know all that much about compiler internals. Maybe that helps someone?
Greg, I'm sure you're familiar with the work I have done with getting
wxMozilla to work with mingw, You'll need that at some point if you
want r-to-l support.
Yes, I just realized that late last night... wxHTML does not appear to have any support for r-tol support. I tried compiling with your build of the wxMozilla for Windows but hadn't set up *something* properly the first time. I think that I could get it running now, but you compiled against wxMozilla-0.5.4, which has poor Unicode support to begin with (a fault of Mozilla/Netscape's handling of the Unicode, not wxWidgets). That has been fixed in wxMozilla-0.5.6, which now has an official release out. That should also support building without wxGTK as well. I'll try recomipling the wxMozilla interface with your Mozilla build and the wxMozilla-0.5.6 release sometime soon and see if I can work that into the program. For now, though, it works with l-to-r languages.
Don't forget you are more than welcome to host your project on
http://source.emptycrate.com
Currently the program is hosted at http://wxsword.sourceforge.net and the SVN repository is the current one that I'm using. But thanks for your offer!
God Bless,
Jason
Blessings,
Greg
On 5/1/06, Daniel Glassey < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 01/05/06, Greg Hellings <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Fellow developers,
> >
> > I wrote into the list late last summer about starting a simplistic
> > wxWidgets-based sword client. I started that project last summer and worked
> > diligently through the summer months and got the client working basically
> > under Linux. However I kept running into problems getting the front-end to
> > compile under Windows. Now, however, I can claim that the wxSword client
> > can now compile under Linux as well as Windows in SVN. The windows
> > front-end only has basic HTML support, since integrating wxWidgets and
> > Mozilla was quite cumbersome. I'll be packing up a new source tarball and
> > probably the Windows executable within the next day or two to put up on
> > Sourceforge. The executable integrates with a currently installed SWORD
> > Project under either Linux or Windows with only the definition of the
> > SWORD_PATH environment variable.
>
> Hi Greg :)
> Great news.
>
> > It would, though, be nice if
> > post-sword1.5.7a would compile under Cygwin/MinGW on Windows.
>
> I haven't looked but is there a bug report somewhere. Er, if someone
> has time they might try cross-compiling with mingw on linux if they
> don't have windows.
>
> Regards,
> Daniel
>
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