[Crystal-develop] CSEditing Issue

[Soumitra Saxena]

Hello,

The cseditor application in the CSEditing branch gives me the following
error on execution (varedittest runs correctly):

"The drawing canvas is not a iWxWindow plugin"

I have wxwidgets3.0 installed (libwxgtk-3.0-dev , the compilation shows
this as well).

I can't seem to figure out the reason for this. My system is Ubuntu 13.04.

This seemed to be a wxWidgets issue , so I went on to check the "wxtest"
application under the CS Branch that is supposed to demonstrate the
iWxWindow plugin system, only to find that the there was no "wxtest"
compiled during my CS build.

Any insights ?

[Vincent Knecht]

Post by Soumitra Saxena
Hello,
The cseditor application in the CSEditing branch gives me the
"The drawing canvas is not a iWxWindow plugin"
I have wxwidgets3.0 installed (libwxgtk-3.0-dev , the compilation
shows this as well).
I can't seem to figure out the reason for this. My system is Ubuntu 13.04.
This seemed to be a wxWidgets issue , so I went on to check the
"wxtest" application under the CS Branch that is supposed to
demonstrate the iWxWindow plugin system, only to find that the there
was no "wxtest" compiled during my CS build.
Any insights ?

Hello,

afaik CS supports wxWidgets 2.8, not sure about 2.9, but not 3.0.
You'll have to install one of the supported version then re-run
CS' configure and jam (this should build only wx plugin).
Then cseditor should run...

[Soumitra Saxena]

I am sorry. A correction. I just checked my version with "wx-config
--version" , it's 2.8.12.


On Fri, May 23, 2014 at 1:20 AM, Vincent Knecht

Post by Soumitra Saxena

Post by Soumitra Saxena
Hello,
The cseditor application in the CSEditing branch gives me the
"The drawing canvas is not a iWxWindow plugin"
I have wxwidgets3.0 installed (libwxgtk-3.0-dev , the compilation
shows this as well).
I can't seem to figure out the reason for this. My system is Ubuntu 13.04.
This seemed to be a wxWidgets issue , so I went on to check the
"wxtest" application under the CS Branch that is supposed to
demonstrate the iWxWindow plugin system, only to find that the there
was no "wxtest" compiled during my CS build.
Any insights ?

Hello,
afaik CS supports wxWidgets 2.8, not sure about 2.9, but not 3.0.
You'll have to install one of the supported version then re-run
CS' configure and jam (this should build only wx plugin).
Then cseditor should run...
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[Christian Van Brussel]

This looks like there is a problem regarding wxWidgets during the
configuration step of CS.

Are you sure that wxWidgets appears detected at the end of 'configure'?

If that is not the case, then you can have a look at your file
'config.log' in order to see what is the problem.

[Vincent Knecht]

Post by Christian Van Brussel
This looks like there is a problem regarding wxWidgets during the
configuration step of CS.
Are you sure that wxWidgets appears detected at the end of 'configure'?
If that is not the case, then you can have a look at your file
'config.log' in order to see what is the problem.

Maybe it's only the wxWidget -dev/-headers packages missing.
Here on Ubuntu 12.04 with
- libwxgtk2.8-0
- libwxbase2.8-dev
- wx2.8-headers
the wx plugin builds and runs fine

[Soumitra Saxena]

Finally got ./cseditor running ! (and wxtest runs aswell)

It seems on Ubuntu 13.04, a simple package download does not do the trick.
I had to manually build wxwidgets and configure it using opengl and dynamic
libraries for 64 bit.

Now there is one more issue, the default plugin in cseditor (the particle
editor) , I get menus on the left and right , and a grey screen in the
middle. When I click on add emitter , I get a segmentation fault(core
dumped). I just needed to check if it's working for anyone else.



On Fri, May 23, 2014 at 7:35 PM, Vincent Knecht

Post by Vincent Knecht

Post by Christian Van Brussel
This looks like there is a problem regarding wxWidgets during the
configuration step of CS.
Are you sure that wxWidgets appears detected at the end of 'configure'?
If that is not the case, then you can have a look at your file
'config.log' in order to see what is the problem.

Maybe it's only the wxWidget -dev/-headers packages missing.
Here on Ubuntu 12.04 with
- libwxgtk2.8-0
- libwxbase2.8-dev
- wx2.8-headers
the wx plugin builds and runs fine
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[Christian Van Brussel]

Post by Soumitra Saxena
Now there is one more issue, the default plugin in cseditor (the
particle editor) , I get menus on the left and right , and a grey
screen in the middle. When I click on add emitter , I get a
segmentation fault(core dumped). I just needed to check if it's
working for anyone else.

The particle editor is not yet fully working, and one missing
functionality is that you cannot yet create a particle mesh, just edit
an existing one.

So, in order to have the particle editor active, you should first load a
particle mesh, eg one in CS/data/particles.