Fixed now :)
devilhorns
Christopher Michael wrote:
> Yea, ended up running into this error myself :( wondering if it's just a
> typo...
>
> dh
>
> P Purkayastha wrote:
>> edje compilation failed for me too with the same error. I did a grep
>> on the function
>> grep -r Xmb8ResetIC /usr/inclu
Michael Jennings wrote:
> On Saturday, 03 January 2009, at 21:56:36 (-0500),
> Christopher Michael wrote:
>
>> Yea, ended up running into this error myself :( wondering if it's just a
>> typo...
>
> Sachiel forgot to remove the '8' when he changed from "Xutf8" to "Xmb"
>
> Michael
>
Thanks M
On Saturday, 03 January 2009, at 21:56:36 (-0500),
Christopher Michael wrote:
> Yea, ended up running into this error myself :( wondering if it's just a
> typo...
Sachiel forgot to remove the '8' when he changed from "Xutf8" to "Xmb"
Michael
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Yea, ended up running into this error myself :( wondering if it's just a
typo...
dh
P Purkayastha wrote:
> edje compilation failed for me too with the same error. I did a grep on
> the function
> grep -r Xmb8ResetIC /usr/include
> and came up with zero results. Instead it seems /usr/include/X
edje compilation failed for me too with the same error. I did a grep on
the function
grep -r Xmb8ResetIC /usr/include
and came up with zero results. Instead it seems /usr/include/X11/Xlib.h
contains the function XmbResetIC (without the 8 ).
Modifying ecore_x_events.c to replace Xmb8ResetIC with
Try rebuilding ecore first before you rebuild edje. I am doing a rebuild
myself and haven't run into this problem. Just follow the correct build
order.
devilhorns
duckz quack wrote:
> Hi I am getting this error message when building edje
> :/usr/lib/libecore_x.so: undefined reference to `Xmb8R
Hi I am getting this error message when building edje :/usr/lib/libecore_x.so:
undefined reference to `Xmb8ResetIC'
the build order :eina eet evas ecore efreet embryo edje(failed) e_dbus
enlightenment(failed)this is on gentoo system. any idea whats wrong with
this?thanksDuckz
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All,
Eterm fonts are really ugly in Ubuntu 8 (64). (very rastery)
Using the exact same theme/fonts in Suse looks perfectly fine.
I vaguley remember having to do something to the X font server config to
make everything happy.
Anyone have a clue?
R.
