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testalucida:
Hi all,
although I've replaced the wizard.script and wizard.xrc file with the files out of wxwidgets_wizard_Rev3.3.7z I can't get the wxWidgets wizard to work.  (see Topic http://forums.codeblocks.org/index.php?topic=4768.0 )
I'm using the latest nightly build (3461, Jan 5, 2007).
The error message is: A matching configuration cannot be found in the wxWidgets-Directory... regardless whether I specify the GCC- or MS8- Compiler.
Moreover, the dialogs as to be seen in the mentioned topic above do not open - only the first one, where I can choose between wxWidgets 2.6.x and 2.8.x (I'm using 2.8.).

Thanks for any ideas.

Regards
testalucida

Biplab:

--- Quote from: testalucida on January 07, 2007, 01:30:49 pm ---The error message is: A matching configuration cannot be found in the wxWidgets-Directory... regardless whether I specify the GCC- or MS8- Compiler.

--- End quote ---

It seems that you have specified wrong wxWidgets directory. Specify the correct installation path in the wizard. See the following screenshot.



In the screenshot, the location of wx is specified as $(#wx) where wx denotes a global variable which points to C:\wxMSW-2.8.0 in my case. If you get similar screenshot, then check in Settings > Global variables menu and see if there is any variable defined or not. If defined then check whether it's pointing to proper wx installation directory. If it's not defined, then define it.


--- Quote from: testalucida on January 07, 2007, 01:30:49 pm ---Moreover, the dialogs as to be seen in the mentioned topic above do not open - only the first one, where I can choose between wxWidgets 2.6.x and 2.8.x (I'm using 2.8.).

--- End quote ---

I think as it fails in detecting appropriate wxWidgets directory, it is not opening next few pages.

testalucida:
Hallo Biplab,

thanks for your reply.
wxWidgets are really installed in C:\wx . Do you think the name of the directory could cause this problem?

A global wx-Variable is defined as follows:
Current Set: default
Current Variable: wx
BuiltIn Fields
base: C:\wx
include: C:\wx\include
lib: C:\wx\include

Does it look good?

Thank you
testalucida

Biplab:

--- Quote from: testalucida on January 07, 2007, 05:49:30 pm ---A global wx-Variable is defined as follows:
Current Set: default
Current Variable: wx
BuiltIn Fields
base: C:\wx
include: C:\wx\include
lib: C:\wx\include

--- End quote ---

If the line, highlighted in Red colour, is not a Typo, then there is problem with your wx installation. It should be lib: C:\wx\lib for proper operation.  :)

testalucida:
Me again...
The wizard is working now, but there is still a question:

a linking error occurs, when having checked "Enable Unicode" (MS8 only) - why is that?

thanks
testalucida

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