wxruby users - Sep 2006 - Darcs mirror, some fixes & rake patches...

Hi,

as our repository has now been switched to SVN I have stopped my
darcs-mirror. Is anyone still interested in the darcs mirror? I would
have to set up a new one for the SVN then, since I can''t reuse the
history of the CVS import. If no one requires the darcs mirror, I would
just trash the darcs repository and reactivate it if need arises.

In other news, I have some small fixes for GCC 4.1 nitpicking :) The
first one (stdcpp.diff) fixes a C++-construct which is not valid C++ at
all but wasn''t detected by older GCC-versions. The second patch
(type-conflict.diff) fixes a GCC compile error, but I''m not sure
it''s
the right fix for the problem.

The other two patches are things I noticed when looking through compile
messages and the rake files. rake-cleanup.diff removes some code for
wx-2.4, which IIRC we don''t support anymore, right? ld-reorder.diff
takes advantage of the fact that wx-config appends the "-o" to the LD
command automatically. This was only tested on Linux, tests on OS X and
Windows are welcome.

Greetings, Tobi

PS: I''m currently using quilt to manage my local patches, which is a
very cool tool for that purpose.
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Tobias Gruetzmacher wrote:
> Hi,
>
> as our repository has now been switched to SVN I have stopped my
> darcs-mirror. Is anyone still interested in the darcs mirror? I would
> have to set up a new one for the SVN then, since I can''t reuse the
> history of the CVS import. If no one requires the darcs mirror, I would
> just trash the darcs repository and reactivate it if need arises.
>   
That sounds good.  I haven''t used the darcs mirror since we tested it 
long ago.
>   
> Index: wxruby2-trunk/swig/classes/Image.i
> ==================================================================> ---
wxruby2-trunk.orig/swig/classes/Image.i	2006-09-24 09:41:12.228960759 +0200
> +++ wxruby2-trunk/swig/classes/Image.i	2006-09-24 09:41:25.927325576 +0200
> @@ -9,7 +9,6 @@
>  #include <wx/image.h>
>  %}
>  
> -%apply char * { unsigned char * }
>  %apply char { unsigned char }
>  
>  %ignore wxImage::Create();
>   
>
Since I just applied this change let me re-patch this with a typemap 
that doesn''t give warnings.

Roy

Tobias Gruetzmacher wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> as our repository has now been switched to SVN I have stopped my
> darcs-mirror. Is anyone still interested in the darcs mirror? 
If anyone has been using it, I hope they let us know. Personally, I have 
not used it recently. I never learned to like darcs enough to use it 
over CVS. I''m still waiting for bzr.

Thanks for hosting the darcs repo, though. I think it was a valuable 
experiment.

Kevin

Hi

Thanks for these patches:
> In other news, I have some small fixes for GCC 4.1 nitpicking :) The
> first one (stdcpp.diff) fixes a C++-construct which is not valid C++ at
> all but wasn''t detected by older GCC-versions.
This was already fixed in a patch from Kees
Jongenburger.
>  The second patch
> (type-conflict.diff) fixes a GCC compile error, but I''m not sure
it''s
> the right fix for the problem.
>   
Roy submitted a related patch to fix the conflict, which was applied and 
works for me. If there is still a prob I''m happy to apply an updated
patch.
> rake-cleanup.diff removes some code for
> wx-2.4, which IIRC we don''t support anymore, right? 
Applied.
> ld-reorder.diff
> takes advantage of the fact that wx-config appends the "-o" to
the LD
> command automatically. 
Unfortunately this doesn''t work on OS X. Firstly there isn''t a
space
after the linker command name so it comes out g++lib/wxruby2.bundle. 
Secondly, the -o flag doesn''t get inserted automatically. So I
haven''t
applied this patch.

Thanks again, and sorry for the long delay.

alex