Re: Concerning wxrc (was [XaraXtreme-dev] Re: Success)

[Phil Martin <phil@xxxxxxxx>]

Alex: wxrc is built (and installed) by the wxWidgets makefile but is  
not built by the wxWidgets xcode project. So at the moment, there is  
no pure xcode-only build-route for Camelot if we want touse xcode.

Ben: You're right to worry about leaving out the internationalisation  
system, but at the moment it would be just too much effort to get it  
going and would sidetrack use from the main goal of simply getting  
the application to build reliably.

Phil

On 13 Jun 2006, at 13:15, Alex Bligh wrote:

> Ben,
>
> > However, the present objective is to get something simple, working;
> > and if turning off internationalisation helps, then I will do this;
> > but I would recommend that once we have more experience we throw away
> > this work and replace it with something done correctly from the  
> > ground
> > up. Not doing internationalisation does not conflict with the
> > functional specification of getting something up and running which
> > will work on the developer's machine so I not claiming that this is
> > cut and dried.
>
> All you should need to do is pass an extra flag or two to
> buildresources.pl
>
> > > How (after all) do you pass in for instance the location
> > > of buildresources.pl itself?
> > With a 'Run Script Build Phase' which is a six line shell script, the
> > last line of which is:
> > Scripts/build-resources.pl --topdir=$SOURCE_ROOT --version="9999"
> > --xgettext="skip"
> > --wxrc="/Users/phil/Code/wxMac-2.6.3/osx-build/utils/wxrc/wxrc"
> > --checksum="/sw/bin/md5sum"
>
> You don't need --checksum (md5sum is not used)
> You don't need --xgettext="skip" (unless -i is passed it isn't used)
> You don't need --version="9999" (unless -n is passed for versioning)
> You don't (right now) need --wxrc until you have -i for international
>
> Can we not assume wxrc etc are on the path, or do (e.g.)
>   --wxrc=$WXRC
> then set that up the same way you set up $SOURCE_ROOT
>
> Alex