HI,
since cmake actually depends on pkg-config for this one, I guess you should be able to set the PKG_CONFIG_PATH environment variable (using export) to point to the directory where the libgit2.pc file is located. 
After that, do (at the top level directory of the sources):

mkdir build
cd build
cmake ..
make
sudo make install

Matias







On Tue, Oct 15, 2013 at 11:02 PM, Steven Blatnick <steve8track@yahoo.com> wrote:
I'd love to try this out, but I don't know much about cmake, or building for that matter.

I've installed libgit2 to /opt/ since I didn't see libgit2 in my repos.  How do I get cmake to see it?  It complains that I don't have it installed.

Thanks!

Steve


On 10/15/2013 12:01 PM, v01d wrote:
Hi,
I've pushed my code on github so others can use it and try it out. I'm using it constantly and it feels really stable.

The plugin shows changed/modifed/added colored markers on the margin of geany's editor windows. It currently works against the last saved version on disk of a regular file and also against files versioned in a git repository (using libgit). When a document is a regular file, the "old version" reference is reset whenever the file is reloaded (either manually or by geany). In the case of git versioned files, the diff is performed between the editor contents and the last revision of this file on the current branch. If the head reference changes (either by commiting or changing a branch), the plugin recognizes this and updates the markers accordingly (it uses a timer for this).

The markers themselves are not pretty so if anyone wants to improve that it would be great.

Matias


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