On Fri, 30 Nov 2012, Philip Van Hoof wrote:
Hi Boudewijn,
Yes, I noticed that too.
But uninstalling the Debian testing one didn't solve the problem. Now I
do have a clean crash with the symbols of gdb at the locations in the
source tree of my calligra.
I also think that a installment of Calligra in /usr/local should favor
plugins in /usr/local and not /usr. Such favoring would allow dual
installs of Calligra (with ABI incompatibilities or not).
After uninstall doesn't calligrasheets work anymore, giving me a error
message about having to add a prefix in /etc/kderc. How do I do this?
What I'm trying to do is setting up a development workstation with a
Calligra that can coexist with Debian packaging (that doesn't write
there where my distribution is also writing its packaged software). For
now it's fine that I have to uninstall Debian's own calligra packages.
I'm actually not completely sure how hard it would be make it possible to
co-install a locally compiled calligra with a global calligra, I guess
it's a matter of .so versioning and plugin version numbers.
But having to install calligra in /usr would be :-(
No, that's not necessary :-). By playing with a number of environment
variables you can determine which calligra is used. I've got about a dozen
co-installed on my development system, in fact.
I'm getting this in a error dialog box:
The service '/usr/local/share/applications/kde4/sheets.desktop' provides
no library or the Library key is missing
And this on the console:
pvanhoof@lors:~/repos/kde4/calligra-build$ calligrasheets
sheets(21492)/kdecore (services) KServiceFactory::findServiceByDesktopPath:
"sheetspart.desktop" not found
sheets(21492)/kdecore (services) KServiceFactory::findServiceByDesktopPath:
"Office/sheets.desktop" not found
sheets(21492)/koffice (lib komain) KoDocumentEntry::createKoPart: "The service
'/usr/local/share/applications/kde4/sheets.desktop' provides no library or the Library
key is missing"
Note:
pvanhoof@lors:~/repos/kde4/calligra-build$ cat /etc/kderc
[Directories]
prefixes=/usr/local
pvanhoof@lors:~/repos/kde4/calligra-build$
For locally installed versions of calligra, the methods given in
http://community.kde.org/Calligra/Building/Building_Calligra#Running_Calligra_applications
work quite well.
--
Boudewijn
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