RE: installing Perl Gtk2 on windows xp

[RAPPAZ Francois]

Thanks for the comment

I tried to install CamelBox and I updated my perl5lib path to include the 
modules path from CB, but on start, it crashes because it was searching for a 
perl-5.10.exe (that I had not install)

Is there a page explaining how to have ActiveState and CamelBox cohabiting ?

François

-Original Message-
From: Brian Manning [mailto:elspicyj...@gmail.com] 
Sent: jeudi, 12. mai 2011 16:01
To: RAPPAZ Francois
Cc: gtk-perl-list@gnome.org
Subject: Re: installing Perl Gtk2 on windows xp

On Thu, May 12, 2011 at 12:24 AM, RAPPAZ Francois
 wrote:
> Running a perl script using Gtk2 gives the following error
> (perl.exe:2672): libglade-WARNING **: unknown property `orientation' for 
> class ` GtkVBox'
>
> How can I solved this ?

The Glade XML layout file is either newer or older than the version of
libglade that you're using, and one of the XML properties is not
understood by the version of libglade installed on your machine.  You
can pretty much ignore the warning, although your layout may not be
exactly what you expected when you set it up in Glade.

> Since I have perl 5.8.9, I understand that the CamelBox binaries could be 
> problematic ?

Why is that?  If you manage your PATH environment variable so that
when you use ActiveState, the GTK libraries for ActiveState are found,
and vice versa for Camelbox, the two can peacefully co-exist on the
same machine.

Thanks,

Brian
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Re: installing Perl Gtk2 on windows xp

[Brian Manning]

On Fri, May 13, 2011 at 12:06 AM, RAPPAZ Francois
 wrote:
> Thanks for the comment
>
> I tried to install CamelBox and I updated my perl5lib path to include the 
> modules path from CB, but on start, it crashes because it was searching for a 
> perl-5.10.exe (that I had not install)
>
> Is there a page explaining how to have ActiveState and CamelBox cohabiting ?

Again, both software packages can be on the same system, but you can't
really mix and match them like you're trying to do.  Your ActiveState
is a different major version (5.8.x) then Camelbox (5.10.x), this
configuration is untested and unsupported, and I would expect crashes
due to the difference in major versions.

I would stick to using only ActiveState and trying to compile your own
GTK stack (gtk+/glib/pango/cairo), or using only Camelbox (where this
is all compiled for you already).

Thanks,

Brian
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