Thread: [wxCode-users] offer to maintain ToggleButton

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I've updated this project so that it compiles and runs under 2.6.2, 
so I guess I'm offering to take over maintenance of this item as it 
is currently listed as unmaintained.

Hugo Jackson ha scritto:
> I've updated this project so that it compiles and runs under 2.6.2, so I 
> guess I'm offering to take over maintenance of this item as it is 
> currently listed as unmaintained.
Sure, your offering is welcome!

Just one question: are your changes backward compatible ?
If not maybe you should write about this somewhere like on the wiki.

Just let me know your SF id and be sure to read the document at:
     http://wxcode.sourceforge.net/maintguide.php
as guide for setting up your wxCode environment

Thanks!
Francesco

The revision was necessitated by the different way in which wxWidgets 
has handled event ID's
since 2.2.x
The update should be fully backwards compatible through a 
wxCHECK_VERSION conditional compile.

My SFid is 34

>Hugo Jackson ha scritto:
>>I've updated this project so that it compiles and runs under 2.6.2, 
>>so I guess I'm offering to take over maintenance of this item as it 
>>is currently listed as unmaintained.
>Sure, your offering is welcome!
>
>Just one question: are your changes backward compatible ?
>If not maybe you should write about this somewhere like on the wiki.
>
>Just let me know your SF id and be sure to read the document at:
>     http://wxcode.sourceforge.net/maintguide.php
>as guide for setting up your wxCode environment
>
>Thanks!
>Francesco
>
>
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Hugo Jackson ha scritto:
> The revision was necessitated by the different way in which wxWidgets 
> has handled event ID's
> since 2.2.x
> The update should be fully backwards compatible through a 
> wxCHECK_VERSION conditional compile.
ok

> 
> My SFid is 34
sorry I meant your SF account name (e.g. mine is "frm")...

also, you should subscribe to http://wxcode.sourceforge.net/register.php

Francesco

>Hugo Jackson ha scritto:
>>The revision was necessitated by the different way in which 
>>wxWidgets has handled event ID's
>>since 2.2.x
>>The update should be fully backwards compatible through a 
>>wxCHECK_VERSION conditional compile.
>ok
>
>>
>>My SFid is 34
>sorry I meant your SF account name (e.g. mine is "frm")...

my SF account name is "crej"

>
>also, you should subscribe to http://wxcode.sourceforge.net/register.php
>
>Francesco

my account name is "hugo"

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I've added you to CVS access list and also binded your maintainer ID to 
togglebutton. Just give some hours to SF servers to update...

Hugo Jackson ha scritto:
>> Hugo Jackson ha scritto:
>>> The revision was necessitated by the different way in which wxWidgets 
>>> has handled event ID's
>>> since 2.2.x
>>> The update should be fully backwards compatible through a 
>>> wxCHECK_VERSION conditional compile.
>> ok
>>
>>>
>>> My SFid is 34
>> sorry I meant your SF account name (e.g. mine is "frm")...
> 
> 
> my SF account name is "crej"
> 
>>
>> also, you should subscribe to http://wxcode.sourceforge.net/register.php
>>
>> Francesco
> 
> 
> my account name is "hugo"
> 
>>
>>
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hi. i'm a bakefile newbie, but i'm trying to put together a component 
according the the documentation at wxcode.

i've given my best shot at following the instructions at 
wxcode.sourceforge.net/bakefile.php but when i run "bakefile_gen" 
from my component's "build" folder (step 5) i get the following error 
message:

Warning: libxml2 missing, will not show line numbers on errors
[1/6] generating watcom from toggle.bkl
Warning: libxml2 missing, will not show line numbers on errors
/home/hugo/toggle/wxCode/build/bakefiles/wxhacks.bkl: error: can't 
find file 'presets/wx.bkl' in 
/home/hugo/toggle/wxCode/build/bakefiles:/usr/share/bakefile/rules:/usr/share/bakefile/output:/usr/share/bakefile:%WXWIN%/build/bakefiles/wxpresets
     included from /home/hugo/toggle/wxCode/build/bakefiles/wxhacks.bkl
     included from /home/hugo/toggle/wxCode/build/bakefiles/defaults.bkl
     included from /home/hugo/wxclient/samples/toggle/build/toggle.bkl
[bakefile_gen] error: bakefile exited with error

it complains of not being able to find the file "presets/wx.bkl" but 
there is no file "wx.bkl" on my system. did i neglect to download 
some files from somwhere?

Hugo Jackson ha scritto:
> hi. i'm a bakefile newbie, but i'm trying to put together a component 
> according the the documentation at wxcode.
> 
> i've given my best shot at following the instructions at 
> wxcode.sourceforge.net/bakefile.php but when i run "bakefile_gen" from 
> my component's "build" folder (step 5) i get the following error message:
> 
> 
> Warning: libxml2 missing, will not show line numbers on errors
> [1/6] generating watcom from toggle.bkl
> Warning: libxml2 missing, will not show line numbers on errors
> /home/hugo/toggle/wxCode/build/bakefiles/wxhacks.bkl: error: can't find 
> file 'presets/wx.bkl' in 
> /home/hugo/toggle/wxCode/build/bakefiles:/usr/share/bakefile/rules:/usr/share/bakefile/output:/usr/share/bakefile:%WXWIN%/build/bakefiles/wxpresets 
> 
>     included from /home/hugo/toggle/wxCode/build/bakefiles/wxhacks.bkl
>     included from /home/hugo/toggle/wxCode/build/bakefiles/defaults.bkl
>     included from /home/hugo/wxclient/samples/toggle/build/toggle.bkl
> [bakefile_gen] error: bakefile exited with error
> 
> it complains of not being able to find the file "presets/wx.bkl" but 
> there is no file "wx.bkl" on my system. did i neglect to download some 
> files from somwhere?
wxpresets are included in wx distributions since 2.6.2 (included). Thus 
when you installed wxWidgets, it should have copied in 
$PREFIX/share/bakefile/presets three files:

wx.bkl
wx_unix.bkl
wx_win32.bkl

which are the wxpresets required by wxCode bakefiles...

if you are missing them for some reason, then you can copy the files I'm 
attaching at /usr/local/share/bakefile/presets manually...

Francesco

can someone tell me, or point me in the right direction for 
documentation as to how to
set up my development environment so that the migration from 
completed code to class submission
could be as painless as possible.

In particular with regard to include files of potential library candidates.
i.e. how do i set things up so that to my application headers for 
library classes I've developed
are included with the regular library include of: #include <wx/wx.h>

Currently I've been reduced to code of the following sort:

#include <wx/wx.h>
#include "wxDropPanel.h"
#include "wxBitmapWindow.h"

Is there some pre-existing environment setting that allows me to put 
the headers for my own
wx classes in one place and in my application code?

What other thoughts or concerns should I consider? I've read the 
maintainers guide which hints or provides notes on other aspects like 
using a bakefile and autoconf, but it would be nice if there
were some docs or info along the lines of:

"So you've done foolin' around with wxWidgets and now you want to set up your
environment so you're coding like the pro's". :)

Any thoughts or advice greatly appreciated.

Hi,

Hugo Jackson ha scritto:
> can someone tell me, or point me in the right direction for 
> documentation as to how to
> set up my development environment so that the migration from completed 
> code to class submission
> could be as painless as possible.
> 
> In particular with regard to include files of potential library candidates.
> i.e. how do i set things up so that to my application headers for 
> library classes I've developed
> are included with the regular library include of: #include <wx/wx.h>
well, wxCode/template shows you to put the header files in include/wx... 
  that way telling the compiler -I pathtomylib/include, you can include 
your files using the usual

#include <wx/myheader.h>

> 
> Currently I've been reduced to code of the following sort:
> 
> #include <wx/wx.h>
> #include "wxDropPanel.h"
> #include "wxBitmapWindow.h"
probably because you did not put the headers in a wx/ subfolder of include ?

> 
> Is there some pre-existing environment setting that allows me to put the 
> headers for my own
> wx classes in one place and in my application code?
wxCode\template shows a good directory hierarchy for something wx-based 
and portable...

> What other thoughts or concerns should I consider? I've read the 
> maintainers guide which hints or provides notes on other aspects like 
> using a bakefile and autoconf, but it would be nice if there
> were some docs or info along the lines of:
> 
> "So you've done foolin' around with wxWidgets and now you want to set up 
> your
> environment so you're coding like the pro's". :)
> 
> Any thoughts or advice greatly appreciated.
I'm not sure to understand what you exactly mean by "setting up a 
development environment": do you need hints about setting up a directory 
hierarchy, or setting up the IDE, the build system, or whatelse ?

Just let me know and I'll try to help as far as I can ;)
Francesco