On 2013-08-06 16:49, JohnnyK wrote:
yeah that did not work for me either. As you can see below it is the
same as before.
The Display.d is at
C:\GITClones\dwt\org.eclipse.swt.win32.win32.x86\src\org\eclipse\swt\widgets
on my windows box.
Oh, I know what the problem is now. You need to pass the -I flags before
the hello.d file.
RDMD works like this: all flags passed before the D file will be passed
to the compiler. All flags passed after the D file will be passed to the
compiled application when it's run.
All I know is that the snippets do compile so I am very confused as to
why this will not. GIT does not work directly here at work. The
company I work for uses a proxy server so I had to put it through a
NTLMaps program to handle the companies proxy authentication. So when I
tried to use recursive that did not work because to make it work I had
to use HTTP: instead of GIT: on the url but the sub-modules tried to use
GIT: as the protocol in the URL. I then cloned the sub-modules
individually so that I could get the snippets to compile which I did and
most of them compiled. The only ones that did not compile are those
looking for the Browser.d file and that use some lib called derelict
whatever that is.
Honestly I see GIT to be a big stumbling block for those of us that just
want to use your wares. If I was contributing then sure I can see where
GIT would help but all I want to do is download a and use the library
for now. Anyway I appreciate your help but I may need to use some other
widget toolkit if I can find one. However right now the only real
toolkit that comes close to my requirements is DWT but if I cannot get
it to compile code outside it's development folders I don't think it
will be of much practical use to me.
All projects on Github have a link to a zip download, for DWT it's:
https://github.com/d-widget-toolkit/dwt/archive/master.zip
I have no idea if that will include the submodules or not.
Ideally we will one day have a package manager for D making this much
easier.
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/Jacob Carlborg
