[Wxlua-users] Re: wxstedit and other link problems

[Francesco M. <f18...@ya...>]

k. holwerda ha scritto:
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> Francesco Montorsi wrote:
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>> I'll check it in MSVC asap!
>> Francesco
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> I will check too, but this weekend CVS was down, which i realized after 
> i thrown away my current wxLua checkout :-(.
yes, I've got a ton of internet problems too this weekend: gmane did not 
work for a long time and probably also my ISP had some problem... this 
basically stopped me so I think it's better to fix another day for a 
release... see my other mail

> Anyway, i think batch build is the only feasible way to work with the 
> bakefile generated project files on  VC.
I've never completely understood this: why do you need to build more 
than one configuration with MSVC projects ?
For testing or for development or both ?
To test if a project compiles and works in all configs I think it's best 
to use command line makefiles where you can script all builds; for 
development I usually use IDE too but I always select 1 config and I've 
never used batch builds.

> If not one has to set the active configuration by hand . Ths evening i 
> will check this evening is this is also the case for dependency projects.
> It would indeed be nice if wxCode used the same system as wxLua.
yes, you're right.
But currently it would require do a lot of changes in all components 
bakefiles which would then turn useless as soon as future versions of 
bakefile are out. So I prefer to make the Big Step in wxCode only when 
I'm sure that they will be permanent changes ;)

> Do you have any idea how we can speed up the patches for bakefile?
maybe reporting that the patch worked for you could help... e.g.:

http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1376223&group_id=83016&atid=568031


> Is there only a time problem, or are there other issues?
basically, it's a time problem of Vaclav. He said he won't give me CVS 
(or better SVN now) access because my patches often needs fixes before 
being applied. And that's true :(
Sometimes is very difficult to foresee all situations where some code 
could be used...

Francesco