On Wed, 2007-02-21 at 18:08 +0300, lrngate wrote: > I was check it. Looks like it's a Gtk+/Gtkmm problem with long names. > When I'm tried to install Gtk+/Gtkmm into C:\Program Files\Synfig > directory, I have no such error, but have many other errors and no one > picture/icon in Synfig Studio.
OK, thanks for handling that :) > About another ⌠error - IPC failed. It's a normal situation. Synfig > Studio used it for communication between instances. When first > instance of Synfig Studio started it can't find the named pipe of > previous instance, so it cause an error, which report we can see. When > the second instance is started it's found the pipe, sending it's > command line to first instance of Synfig Studio and terminating then. > So, it's not an error. Yep, correct. > BTW, did you search for function to expand current path to full? How > about the ETL::absolute_path? It isn't it? Ah, ETL::absolute_path uses the working directory, which can be different to the directory that the executable or shared library/dll is located in. To find the filename of the exe/dll on Windows, you use GetModuleFileName, on OS X, you use _NSGetExecutablePath and on Linux you can readlink /proc/self/exe or search for the library in /proc/self/maps. Not sure how to do it on other platforms though. Just found these: http://autopackage.org/docs/binreloc/ http://www.oroboro.com/rafael/docserv.php/article/news/entry/52/num_entries/1 binreloc is public domain so we can translate that to C++ and include it in ETL no problem. It doesn't handle Win32 or OS X though, but will be useful for adding relocation support for Linux. PS: I added gmatrus to the synfig sourceforge project with admin access. PPS: Atrus, your emails have weird blocks/characters in them, is there any chance you could send them in UTF-8 or plain ANSI? -- bye, pabs http://wiki.synfig.com/PaulWise
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