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[wxSmith] How do I install it?
lesnewell:
I am probably missing something obvious here but how do I install the wxSmith in Linux? I opened the project and it compiled fine. The update script failed the first time due to permissions but appeared to run OK after I ran C::B as root. What do I do now?
cyberkoa:
I never try in Linux before but it should be the same . Under menu "Plugins" > Manage Plugins , check the wxSmith v1.0 . You need to restart Code Blocks .
After restart , you can see an extra Menu Item named "wxSmith" , and you can follow the tutorial in the wiki written by byo to play with wxSmith :)
The tutorial is at http://wiki.codeblocks.org/index.php/WxSmith_Tutorial_%26_Pointers
byo:
--- Quote from: lesnewell on November 06, 2005, 06:39:14 pm ---I am probably missing something obvious here but how do I install the wxSmith in Linux? I opened the project and it compiled fine. The update script failed the first time due to permissions but appeared to run OK after I ran C::B as root. What do I do now?
--- End quote ---
If You have compiled wxSmith, all You need is to copy the result to proper directories:
--- Code: ---cp -R CB_SRC_DIR/src/devel/share/CodeBlocks/* /usr/local/share/codedblocks
--- End code ---
But unfortunately It fails to load :oops:. I don't know why, perhaps some undefined references or something like that (I don't know exactly since C::B doesn't show error messages when loading plugins, there's only notification that it failed).
So maybe You'll have to wait some time for Linux-compatible wxSmith :(
Urxae:
--- Quote from: byo on November 07, 2005, 01:30:24 pm ---If You have compiled wxSmith, all You need is to copy the result to proper directories:
--- Code: ---cp -R CB_SRC_DIR/src/devel/share/CodeBlocks/* /usr/local/share/codedblocks
--- End code ---
But unfortunately It fails to load :oops:. I don't know why, perhaps some undefined references or something like that (I don't know exactly since C::B doesn't show error messages when loading plugins, there's only notification that it failed).
So maybe You'll have to wait some time for Linux-compatible wxSmith :(
--- End quote ---
If that cp command-line is a copy-paste of what you typed, it might be the fact that you have a typo in there (extra 'd'). Also, I don't use the Linux version, but are you sure it's not /CodeBlocks at the end? (Linux filenames are case-sensitive)
lesnewell:
I will experiment further. wxSmith works great on my Windows box. Thanks.
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