>So perhaps I should remove my compiled wx and install from
>suggested ports linked in one of previous mails?
>I'll do that
I somehow managed to add cygports link from funet to Cygwin setup, but then
just realized that wx will need X server and/or gtk, and won't use windows gdi
So is there some
>There is no mystery here. You're obviously not using cygwin-compiled
>libraries. Cygwin doesn't make Windows apps aware of POSIX paths.
That makes sense. If I understand you correct you are implying that I compiled
wx under Cygwin for Windows instead for Cygwin
So perhaps I should remove my c
I forgot to mention that it's not just mounted "/usr/lib/" problem for wx, but
any cygwin posix path.
OTOH loading file like wx.Image("c:\\temp\\image.png") works fine, so something
is messed somewhere
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>eventually you build a partially hybrid application
Can't see how. I have configure log for wx, but nothing "unusual" there for me.
>have you tried using Yaakov wx libraries ?
>
>http://sourceware.org/cygwinports/
Thanks for suggestion, I'll have it in mind, but will try to avoid removing all
>If it is a native (doesn't require cygwin1.dll) then yes, wx won't
>be able to read the Cygwin POSIX paths.
I compiled wx it under Cygwin
wx libraries are are in /usr/local/lib/
Everything works as expected, only some programs won't start because of this
issue, or throw error about missing res
>As folder "/usr/lib/" seem to be a link to "/lib/" (i.e. Windows
>console can read it, but Cygwin terminal can) I suspect that
>similarly wx can read it
Obvious typo:
As folder "/usr/lib/" seem to be a link to "/lib/" (i.e. Windows
console *can't* read it, but Cygwin terminal can) I suspect t
Hi,
I use current Cygwin on current XP
I build wx 2.8.11.0 and have issue with it not recognizing "/usr/lib/" it seems.
wx works fine, but if it has to load some resource from "/usr/lib/" it throws
error. More info posted in wxpython mailing list:
http://groups.google.com/group/wxpython-users/br
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