[Geany] New Windows build

[Diego Jacobi]

Also.
This is my include-path on windows:
C:\GTK\INCLUDE;C:\GTK\INCLUDE\GTK-2.0;C:\GTK\INCLUDE\GLIB-2.0
;C:\GTK\INCLUDE\PANGO-1.0;C:\GTK\INCLUDE\CAIRO;C:\GTK\INCLUDE\ATK-1.0
;C:\GTK\INCLUDE\GTKGLEXT-1.0;C:\GTK\LIB\GTK-2.0\INCLUDE;C:\GTK\LIB\GLIB-
2.0\INCLUDE;C:\GTK\LIB\GTKGLEXT-1.0\INCLUDE;C:\GTK\INCLUDE\LIBGLADE-2.0
;C:\GTK\INCLUDE\LIBXML2;

But seems like i have to put it by hand on a gcc command, maybe you can make
a %i to be replaced for this path, or include this eviron-string
automatically on the default gcc command.

Cheers.



2007/12/6, Diego Jacobi <jacobidiego at gmail.com>:
>
> mmmm, yes, sorry for that, i double checked and it works, i have now some
> bug reports:
>
> I downloaded the file:
> http://files.uvena.de/geany/geany-0.13svn_r2091_win32.zip
> and the build menu was disabled with a previously opened project ( with
> only a main.c file ).
> I have to open the main.c to compile it and run it.
>
> In Project properties, to choose the file to be run (it shoulnd't be
> necessary becouse when compiling the output file should have the project
> name) it opens a windows open-dialog behind the properties-dialog and makes
> some drawing problems when moving the open-dialog.
> Also it starts with a filter to geany-project-files and it should be all
> files to select a .exe file.
>
> Second, the open, save, paths-selection, etc. dialogs are gtk'd dialogs, i
> think that there should be some uniform design and in my opinion if you
> could make all of it as windows dialogs it will be easier and cleaner for a
> windows user, becouse gtk'd dialog are too diferent to windows dialog and
> doesn't look or adapt so well as in linux.
> An example. A gtk dialog can not follow shortcuts.
>
> Third, when compiling or running a python scripts, it needs to be on the
> path, but the python installer doesn't place it on the path. So, there are 3
> options:
> 1) tell to place the python folder on the windows path.
> 2) ask for the python folder in some config dialog.
> 3) ask to the OS where is python installed automatically.
>
> I think that, if the specified path in (2) is set to something, then use
> it (imagine multiple versions of python in the system and the user wants to
> test the program on all of them), and if it is not set do method (1), if
> doesn't work, check for method (3).
>
> Also the same process should be for any other interpreted language.
>
> Cheers.
> Diego
>
>
> 2007/12/6, Enrico Tröger <enrico.troeger at uvena.de >:
> >
> > On Wed, 5 Dec 2007 22:02:26 -0300, "Diego Jacobi"
> > < jacobidiego at gmail.com> wrote:
> >
> > > I have to make enfasis on compilation support for windows please.
> > > What is the use of an IDE which can not compile.
> > >
> > > Yeah, it still being usefull for python or other interpreted
> > > languages, but even scite can run python scripts almost automatic.
> > Geany already can run files on Windows for a long time.
> > The current SVN version also can compile and build files as well as
> > executing make commands. But it needs testing to find remaining bugs.
> > So, just test the code and report anything you notice.
> >
> > Regards,
> > Enrico
> >
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