--- Nick Name <nic...@in...> wrote:
> I had exactly the same problems as you, and I just
> solved them with a
>
> while ! make ; do echo; done
>
> I don't know what is happening here: make complains
> about not being able
> to find some imports wich are there. In the next
> compilation it finds
> them, obviously, as if it had generated them just in
> the latest
> command.
Do you have older version of port? Some times ago
there was dependency checking problem but it is fixed.
In last few days I experimenting with new build system
based on automake & autoconf and when I look
at CVS I see that I was commit some changes which
doesn't need to be there. Probably thin can confuse
you, if you have the latest CVS version. I commit the
the previous configure/makefile scripts and now it
works well on my machine. If you still have problems
please tell me as soon as possible because I will
travel tomorrow.
> BTW, how do I close a window from htoolkit?
> destroyWidget just destroys
> its content!
The destroyWidget destroys just document window but
there is also application window. The application
window holds the menu bar, the toolbars and the
document window. To close the application window you
need to close the whole (GUI) application. You can use
'quit' or 'halt' functions or you can use
destroyWidget but with the application as argument.
The application object is accessible as global
function:
pc :: Process
You can destroy it with:
destroyWidget pc
Where (destroyWidget pc == halt)
Cheers,
Krasimir
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