Re: wxPerl and ActiveState PDK

of overhead (installing a bunch of other > software packages plus licensing plus maintenance). > We want to keep ours as simple as possible so that it can be used by every > clinical scientist who wants to do research using clinical reports without > breaching patient privacy. > >

Re: wxPerl and ActiveState PDK

do research using clinical reports without breaching patient privacy. For this reason, we chose ActiveState, of which PDK enables us to wrap everything into a single executable package, available on three common platforms (Win, Linux, Mac). Given that we are a very small group of developers u

Re: wxPerl and ActiveState PDK

Joe, thank you for your note. No reply to my posting by ActiveState yet, but they put Perl 5.22 logs on that site The build for Win-64 had failed--i.e., no timeout occured. Here are some problems I spotted: # running Buil

Re: wxPerl and ActiveState PDK

I have ActivateState Perl 5.20.1 installed with wxPerl 0.9926 on my Mac (El Capitan). I had to install wxWidgets separately using Alien::wxWidgets, then build wxPerl manually. Not sure why ActiveState does not have a PPM for it; I can only assume they did not look into it after the initial build

Re: wxPerl and ActiveState PDK

Mehmet Kayaalp writes: > It says: "No wxWidgets build found." Do you know (or would you guess) why > it had failed? nope, no idea. that's a question you should ask activestate. On mac I use perlbrew to install perl and then install modules directly from cpan. I packaged apps without problem for

Re: wxPerl and ActiveState PDK

(or would you guess) why it had failed? Thanks, --mehmet On Mon, Jan 4, 2016 at 3:57 PM, Erik Colson wrote: > Mehmet Kayaalp writes: > > > We need Wx for implementing Linux (64-bit), Windows (64-bit) and Mac OS X > > GUIs using ActiveState's PDK. Wx (as of 0.9928) does not w

Re: wxPerl and ActiveState PDK

Mehmet Kayaalp writes: > We need Wx for implementing Linux (64-bit), Windows (64-bit) and Mac OS X > GUIs using ActiveState's PDK. Wx (as of 0.9928) does not work for Perl 5.20 > on any of those platforms according to ActiveState (see > http://code.activestate.com/ppm/Wx/). >

Re: wxPerl and ActiveState PDK

We need Wx for implementing Linux (64-bit), Windows (64-bit) and Mac OS X GUIs using ActiveState's PDK. Wx (as of 0.9928) does not work for Perl 5.20 on any of those platforms according to ActiveState (see http://code.activestate.com/ppm/Wx/). I wonder whether there is any plan to suppor

wxPerl and ActiveState PDK

Hi, I just went to review how packaging Wx applications with the ActiveState PDK currently works as I have not tested this in some time - and somewhere along the line it all got fixed. I've bothered to test PDK 8.2.1, 9.1.1 and 9.2 against current Wx release on Windows, and everything

Wx and PDK

Hi, The programs created with Wx don't need to use Wx::Perl::Packager and the script wxpdk for creating PDK executables for Windows anymore? I have a problem with a program that uses Pod::Constants but I can't add it to the executable even though I've tried with --add Pod::Cons

Re: PDK

Octavian, I have a solution to distributing the wxWidgets DLLs separately which takes the form of a PDK shared executable. It can be downloaded from http://www.wxperl.co.uk/pdk_wx_runtime.zip This zip should be extracted preserving folders. At the top level it includes a README.txt file

RE: PDK

On Fri, 21 Mar 2008, Octavian Rasnita wrote: > Is it possible to exclude the dll files which are needed by WxPerl > to run in a PDK - generated executable? (And put them separately in > the same dir with the executable) Hi Octavian, This is unfortunately not possible right now; the

superscripts - was PDK

Hi Mattia and all, I've finally found how to set the font and its attributes in a rich TextCtrl. The single thing I couldn't find how to do, is to set superscripts and subscripts (those small letters up or down the line of text). If you know how to do this, or at least if you know that it i

Re: PDK

Hi Octavian, I don't remember the syntax, but you'd get a quick answer from activestate support (or another user) if you ask on the PDK mailing list: http://listserv.activestate.com/mailman/listinfo/pdk Or search its archives. I do recall similar questions being frequently

Re: PDK

you can specify the location of dll files in "Use run library". I hope it helps. Regards, bungsu On Fri, 2008-03-21 at 13:48 +0200, Octavian Rasnita wrote: Hi, Is it possible to exclude the dll files which are needed by WxPerl to run in a PDK - generated executable? (And put them separately in the same dir with the executable) Thanks. Octavian

Re: PDK

> > Is it possible to exclude the dll files which are needed by WxPerl to run in > a PDK - generated executable? > (And put them separately in the same dir with the executable) > > Thanks. > > > Octavian >

PDK

Hi, Is it possible to exclude the dll files which are needed by WxPerl to run in a PDK - generated executable? (And put them separately in the same dir with the executable) Thanks. Octavian

Re: Wx::Perl::Packager / PDK /PAR

That's a really unfortunate URL typo for the source dist. Shoud be http://www.wxperl.co.uk/Wx-Perl-Packager-0.11.tar.gz Mark Dootson wrote: > Hi, > > > Have just uploaded a working Wx::Perl::Packager to CPAN. > Also available as PPM from http://www.wxperl.co.uk/ > > If you want the source dist

Wx::Perl::Packager / PDK /PAR

Hi, Have just uploaded a working Wx::Perl::Packager to CPAN. Also available as PPM from http://www.wxperl.co.uk/ If you want the source dist and your CPAN mirror does not have it yet, then it is also at http://www/wxperl.co.uk/Wx-Perl-Packager-0.11.tar.gz What's new: On app startup the 3 wxWi

Re: PDK

of your script: > use Wx::Perl::Packager; > That is it. > > > The only thing that won't work is that you can't use the --dyndll option with > PDK. > > Regards > > Mark > > > > > Octavian Rasnita wrote: >> Hi, >> >>

Re: PDK

Hi, Install latest Wx::Perl::Packager from cpan or PPMs at http://www.wxperl.co.uk. Then, at top of your script: use Wx::Perl::Packager; That is it. The only thing that won't work is that you can't use the --dyndll option with PDK. Regards Mark Octavian Rasnita wrote: >

PDK

Hi, I am trying to pack a WxPerl app with perlapp 7 and I've read that I need to put the following line at the beginning of the program: BEGIN {use Wx::Perl::Packager::PDK;} But if I try to run it, it gives an error telling that this module cannot be found. I've tried to instal