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Mac OSX: How can I get it to find "wx"

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Pecan:
Please turn on full compiler logging

Settings->Compiler and Debugger->"Other"->Compiler logging = "Full command line".

Then post the compiler command line Along with the error message window
for that compile.

bnilsson:
The log field is not handling the clipboard as it should, so I have to post a screen part:



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bnilsson:


I guess it is solved.
In "Compiler and debugger settings/Global compiler/Programs/Additional Paths" i added "/opt/local/bin".
Then the wx project built without errors.

Thank you all for your attention to help me thru.

Pecan:

--- Quote from: bnilsson on September 05, 2006, 09:01:19 pm ---

I guess it is solved.
In "Compiler and debugger settings/Global compiler/Programs/Additional Paths" i added "/opt/local/bin".
Then the wx project built without errors.

Thank you all for your attention to help me thru.

--- End quote ---

That would mean that /opt/local/bin became part of the path searched for executable programs. i.e., wx-config was found on the executable path.

You could have also solved it  by adding  /opt/local/bin to the "path" variable in your  user .profile

bnilsson:


--- Quote ---You could have also solved it  by adding  /opt/local/bin to the "path" variable in your  user .profile
--- End quote ---

A bit strange, since 'wx-config' is readily available in my normal Terminal window.

Should CB import the normal user-defined path? It seems to me it does not do this.

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