From: Muthukumar S <mut...@gm...> - 2009-11-10 06:45:00
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Hi All, I am trying to run sample EWL applications but failing again and again on same point. The Way in which i am running applications is like: Bottom layer is tinyx above to that is all EWL dependent libraries and i am running ewl_test (sample application) which is getting failed when ewl_config_init() is called by telling "*Could not initilaize Ewl Config"* since i have tried every combination to run this but i thing that something is missing while running the application Can anyone please help me in running EWL application on top of tinyx. Thanks and Regards -- Anbudan S.Muthukumar B.E |
From: Peter W. <pet...@we...> - 2009-11-12 23:24:44
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Sorry for the delay, I hadn't much time in the last days. I looked into the config_init code, but there are some parts that I don't fully understand yet. I hope I find the time to dig deeper into it the weekend. Just to have the full picture: Have you also installed the ewl config file? It should be somewhere in $prefix/etc/ewl/ewl.cfg or what ever you used for the sysconfdir. Regards Peter Muthukumar S wrote: > Hi All, > > I am trying to run sample EWL applications but failing again and again on > same point. > > The Way in which i am running applications is like: Bottom layer is tinyx > above to that is all EWL dependent libraries and i am running > ewl_test (sample application) which is getting failed when ewl_config_init() > is called by telling "*Could not initilaize Ewl Config"* > since i have tried every combination to run this but i thing that something > is missing while running the application > > Can anyone please help me in running EWL application on top of tinyx. > > Thanks and Regards > -- > Anbudan > S.Muthukumar B.E > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > Let Crystal Reports handle the reporting - Free Crystal Reports 2008 30-Day > trial. Simplify your report design, integration and deployment - and focus on > what you do best, core application coding. Discover what's new with > Crystal Reports now. http://p.sf.net/sfu/bobj-july > _______________________________________________ > enlightenment-devel mailing list > enl...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/enlightenment-devel > > |
From: Peter W. <pet...@we...> - 2009-11-13 23:12:10
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Peter Wehrfritz wrote: > Sorry for the delay, I hadn't much time in the last days. I looked into > the config_init code, but there are some parts that I don't fully > understand yet. I hope I find the time to dig deeper into it the > weekend. Just to have the full picture: Have you also installed the ewl > config file? It should be somewhere in $prefix/etc/ewl/ewl.cfg or what > ever you used for the sysconfdir. > > Regards Peter > > Muthukumar S wrote: > >> Hi All, >> >> I am trying to run sample EWL applications but failing again and again on >> same point. >> >> The Way in which i am running applications is like: Bottom layer is tinyx >> above to that is all EWL dependent libraries and i am running >> ewl_test (sample application) which is getting failed when ewl_config_init() >> is called by telling "*Could not initilaize Ewl Config"* >> since i have tried every combination to run this but i thing that something >> is missing while running the application >> >> Can anyone please help me in running EWL application on top of tinyx. >> Ok, I looked now deeper into the config code. You need either system wide ewl config file or a user config file to run ewl. The system wide file is located under what you defined by ./configure with --sysconfdir plus "/ewl". Default is [PREFIX/etc]/ewl. You can overwrite this value by defining the env. variable EWL_SYSCONF_DIR or by defining the env. variable EWL_PREFIX_DIR then it becomes EWL_PREFIX_DIR/etc/ewl. The user config dir is located under ${home}/.ewl/config/. If The HOME env. does not exists then /tmp/ is used. The config file itself is called ewl.cfg. And there is a special hack for developers. If the env. var. "srcdir" is defined then the system file is looked up under "srcdir"/../../data/config/. This probably only works if you do not install it and call the fake script in the build dir, e.g. ewl/src/bin/ewl_test, then this variable will be defined. Puh, I think I covered now all possible combinations. At the moment ewl insists to have at least one config file. This can maybe be changed, but I see no reason for this with out any good argument. So please check the given files if you have a config file there. Regards Peter |