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2006/10/31, John Labenski <jla...@gm...>:
>
> On 10/31/06, G.J. Souverein <gj...@gm...> wrote:
> > I am trying to build wxLua 2.6.0.3 (cvs checkout + build all modules +
> > shared) with Visual C++ 6.0 (service pack 4)
> >  and wxMSW 2.7.1 (shared, multilib), on Windows XP Pro,
> > but when linking the wxlua_msw27_wxbind.dll I get an unresolved external
> > error.
> > (lua5.1.dll, wxlua_msw27_lua.dll and wxlua_msw27_wxlua.dll build ok)
> >
> > Error description:
> >
> -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> >
> >    Creating library
> > ..\..\..\lib\vc_dll\wxlua_msw27_wxbind.lib and object
> > ..\..\
> > ..\lib\vc_dll\wxlua_msw27_wxbind.exp
> > wxbind_dll_wxlua.obj : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol
> > "__declspec(dll
> > import) public: virtual __thiscall
> > wxLuaTreeItemData::~wxLuaTreeItemData(void)"
> >  (__imp_??1wxLuaTreeItemData@@UAE@XZ)
> > ..\..\..\lib\vc_dll\wxlua_msw27_wxbind.dll : fatal error
> > LNK1120: 1 unresolved e
> > xternals
> > NMAKE : fatal error U1077: 'link' : return code '0x460'
> >
> >
> -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> >
> > So I added a destructor in class wxLuaTreeItemData in file wxbind.h like
> so:
> >  virtual  ~wxLuaTreeItemData(void){};
> >  This does not help. Does anyone know how to fix this? And would you be
> so
> > kind to share this info with me ?
>
> Please change this line in
> wxLua/modules/wxbind/include/wxbind.h
>
> class WXDLLIMPEXP_WXLUA wxLuaTreeItemData : public wxTreeItemData
> to
> class WXDLLIMPEXP_WXBIND wxLuaTreeItemData : public wxTreeItemData
>
> and let me know if it works. I'm pretty sure that's the problem so
> I've committed this change.
>
> Regards,
>      John Labenski
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This actually works. Entire build was finished 10 secs ago. Gonna test it
now. Thanks a
lot John !

Regards,

       G.J.Souverein

On 10/31/06, G.J. Souverein <gj...@gm...> wrote:
> I am trying to build wxLua 2.6.0.3 (cvs checkout + build all modules +
> shared) with Visual C++ 6.0 (service pack 4)
>  and wxMSW 2.7.1 (shared, multilib), on Windows XP Pro,
> but when linking the wxlua_msw27_wxbind.dll I get an unresolved external
> error.
> (lua5.1.dll, wxlua_msw27_lua.dll and wxlua_msw27_wxlua.dll build ok)
>
> Error description:
> -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>    Creating library
> ..\..\..\lib\vc_dll\wxlua_msw27_wxbind.lib and object
> ..\..\
> ..\lib\vc_dll\wxlua_msw27_wxbind.exp
> wxbind_dll_wxlua.obj : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol
> "__declspec(dll
> import) public: virtual __thiscall
> wxLuaTreeItemData::~wxLuaTreeItemData(void)"
>  (__imp_??1wxLuaTreeItemData@@UAE@XZ)
> ..\..\..\lib\vc_dll\wxlua_msw27_wxbind.dll : fatal error
> LNK1120: 1 unresolved e
> xternals
> NMAKE : fatal error U1077: 'link' : return code '0x460'
>
> -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> So I added a destructor in class wxLuaTreeItemData in file wxbind.h like so:
>  virtual  ~wxLuaTreeItemData(void){};
>  This does not help. Does anyone know how to fix this? And would you be so
> kind to share this info with me ?

Please change this line in
wxLua/modules/wxbind/include/wxbind.h

class WXDLLIMPEXP_WXLUA wxLuaTreeItemData : public wxTreeItemData
to
class WXDLLIMPEXP_WXBIND wxLuaTreeItemData : public wxTreeItemData

and let me know if it works. I'm pretty sure that's the problem so
I've committed this change.

Regards,
     John Labenski

I am trying to build wxLua 2.6.0.3 (cvs checkout + build all modules +
shared) with Visual C++ 6.0 (service pack 4)
 and wxMSW 2.7.1 (shared, multilib), on Windows XP Pro,
but when linking the wxlua_msw27_wxbind.dll I get an unresolved external
error.
(lua5.1.dll, wxlua_msw27_lua.dll and wxlua_msw27_wxlua.dll build ok)

Error description:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

   Creating library ..\..\..\lib\vc_dll\wxlua_msw27_wxbind.lib and object
..\..\
..\lib\vc_dll\wxlua_msw27_wxbind.exp
wxbind_dll_wxlua.obj : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol
"__declspec(dll
import) public: virtual __thiscall
wxLuaTreeItemData::~wxLuaTreeItemData(void)"
(__imp_??1wxLuaTreeItemData@@UAE@XZ)
..\..\..\lib\vc_dll\wxlua_msw27_wxbind.dll : fatal error LNK1120: 1
unresolved e
xternals
NMAKE : fatal error U1077: 'link' : return code '0x460'

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

So I added a destructor in class wxLuaTreeItemData in file wxbind.h like so:

 virtual  ~wxLuaTreeItemData(void){};
 This does not help. Does anyone know how to fix this? And would you be so
kind to share this info with me ?

Since this is such a low traffic list and we're getting more spam than
real messages only members will be allowed to freely post while
nonmember messages will be moderated by me. Hopefully you won't have
to deal with spam from this list anymore, sorry.

Regards,
     John Labenski

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On 10/20/06, Klaas Holwerda <db...@nl...> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I think that to achieve that, you just need to bind some your own code 'business logic' to wxLua,
> and use wxLua extended with your own classes/code.

True, you can see how to bind C++ classes, enums, etc to lua by
looking at the interface files in wxLua/bindings/, take a look at
wxluasocket first as it's very small. There's docs about the meaning
of the bits in the interface files on the website as well.

This gets you the ability to access, call, and manipulate C++ objects from lua.

> I found it difficult to communicate information from C++ back to the wxLua script.
> In the end i used some static pointers from C++ to get to the information in C++ from lua.
> My problem was that the top classes are not created in the wxLua script, but i want to add class instances to the C++
> created classes from inside the wxLua script.
> Next to that i wanted to call functions from c++ in the wxLua script.

This is all done by the lua api, there's not much code to make this
any easier in wxLua, but in the wxLuaState class there are some
convenience functions to make it easy to get or push some objects
from/into lua, like arrays. Take a look the the book PIL, Programming
in Lua, ver 1 which is free on the web and is mostly correct for lua
5.1, though I think it was written for 4.x.

The absolute dumbest way of doing this, this is how I do it;
1) Create some functions in a text file, an initial script if you will
2) Use utils/bin2c to embed them in your C++ app, see apps/wxlua/src/editor.h
3) Call wxlState.RunBuffer(the bin2c char array) when you create a wxLuaState
4) To run anything in lua from C++ call
   wxlState.RunString(wxT("calc_x2(x) return x*x end\n a=calc_x2(5);"))
   where you are literally running simple little scripts a bit at a time.
   You can easily stick simple values and data into lua using
    wxString::Format(wxT("a=%d\nb=%d...), C++ value a, b, ...)

The first 3 are optional, but typically you'll probably want at least
a little bit of lua code to start off with. You can also just load
your init script from disk.

To get a good feel for manipulating the stack look through the
generated binding files in wxLua/modules/wxbind/src/*.cpp and compare
the *.i files to them.

Good luck,
     John Labenski


> Wojtek Bocer wrote:
> > Hello
> >
> > I'm a newbie to the Lua and wxLua.
> >
> > Is it possible to develop an application which uses wxLua as a GUI
> > language and C++ as a 'business logic' language? I mean, it is easier
> > to write wxWidgets apps by means of wxLua, but I would like to use
> > wxLua only to the user interface part of my application. I presume
> > some kind of communication is needed between interface part and logic
> > part (reading user input etc).
> >
> > If so, have you got any examples of a C++ code which executes some
> > wxLua code and exchanges information with it?
> >
>
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Hi,

I think that to achieve that, you just need to bind some your own code 'business logic' to wxLua,
and use wxLua extended with your own classes/code.

I myself only use wxLua as an extension language in wxArt2D.
The sample/app in wxLua called wxluacan, is something in between. It creates the interface and canvas with wxWidgets, 
and next a wxLua binding can do extra things using a wxLua script. Like adding canvas objects from the wxLua script.
For that i did bind the canvas class/members to wxLua as an extension to wxLua.

I found it difficult to communicate information from C++ back to the wxLua script.
In the end i used some static pointers from C++ to get to the information in C++ from lua.
My problem was that the top classes are not created in the wxLua script, but i want to add class instances to the C++ 
created classes from inside the wxLua script.
Next to that i wanted to call functions from c++ in the wxLua script.

I think all those trick or inside the samples, the script incircles.lua shows how.

I think in principle that is the same, if the C++ classes can be used from a script, it can run from wxLua or a C++ 
application of your own. In the end wxLua is in fact a wxWidgets application, dedicated to run wxLua scripts ;-)

Regards,

Klaas

Wojtek Bocer wrote:
> Hello
> 
> I'm a newbie to the Lua and wxLua.
> 
> Is it possible to develop an application which uses wxLua as a GUI
> language and C++ as a 'business logic' language? I mean, it is easier
> to write wxWidgets apps by means of wxLua, but I would like to use
> wxLua only to the user interface part of my application. I presume
> some kind of communication is needed between interface part and logic
> part (reading user input etc).
> 
> If so, have you got any examples of a C++ code which executes some
> wxLua code and exchanges information with it?
> 

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Hello

I'm a newbie to the Lua and wxLua.

Is it possible to develop an application which uses wxLua as a GUI
language and C++ as a 'business logic' language? I mean, it is easier
to write wxWidgets apps by means of wxLua, but I would like to use
wxLua only to the user interface part of my application. I presume
some kind of communication is needed between interface part and logic
part (reading user input etc).

If so, have you got any examples of a C++ code which executes some
wxLua code and exchanges information with it?

Sorry if it's not very wise question to ask :-).

Thanks!
Wojt

Hello

I'm a newbie to the Lua and wxLua.

Is it possible to develop an application which uses wxLua as a GUI
language and C++ as a 'business logic' language? I mean, it is easier
to write wxWidgets apps by means of wxLua, but I would like to use
wxLua only to the user interface part of my application. I presume
some kind of communication is needed between interface part and logic
part (reading user input etc).

If so, have you got any examples of a C++ code which executes some
wxLua code and exchanges information with it?

Sorry if it's not very wise question to ask :-).

Thanks!
Wojt

Hello John,

sorry for the late reply.

Whatever you changed did it for me! All the mdi windows are updated as
expected!

Thanks,
Kristof

On 10/7/06, John Labenski <jla...@gm...> wrote:
>
> On 10/6/06, Kristof Werling <kwe...@gm...> wrote:
> > Hello John,
> >
> > thanks for responding to my question.
> >
> > Whatever I do wrongly, I do it consistently. I have installed wxLua on 3
> > computers and all 3 (all XP, though) show the same symptoms.
> >
> > Maybe this will help you to guide me into the correct direction:
> >
> >           I freshly installed the 2.6.2.0 version of wxlua from
> sourceforge.
> >
> > While the example mdi.wx.lua still show the same results, your new code
> > (taken from the link) will compile just fine, but when I try to run it
> the
> > error is this:
> >
> > Attempt to call an invalid method: Connect
> >
> >
> > I noticed that some changes were made in the program. Main is missing.
> > Whatever I try, I always get this error message.
> >
> > Another idea?
> >
>
> Try using this executable, I have changed wxEvtHandler::ConnectEvent
> to just Connect to match the original C++ function name.
> http://wxlua.sourceforge.net/download/wxLua_SnapshotBin_2006-09-05.zip
>
> I hope this helps, let me know if the mdi sill has refresh problems for
> you.
>
> Regards,
>     John Labenski
>
> ps. I hope this mail goes through, I don't know how you got the last
> one since I don't see it posted to the sourceforge list. Is it just
> me, all my mails are bounced back with sender notify error.
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John Labenski wrote:

> First things first, how exactly do you compile it? I first do a cvs
> checkout of wxLua, then create a dir wxLua/config_osx and run
> $../configure --prefix=/Users/john/wx/wxLua/wxLua/config_osx  
> --disable-shared
> $make

Same here, but without the prefix. (i.e. I just used /usr/local)

> I get some binaries in the wxLua/config_osx/bin dir and when I run
> them I get an dialog about not having Classic installed? Or if I run
> ./wxLuaFreeze ../../samples/scribble.wx.lua I get the program, but
> can't give it focus. I searched the web and on the wxWidgets wiki I
> found that I need to make a bundle?

Yes, that's unfortunately how it works. Adding a resource fork
used to be a workaround, but now gives a "Classic" icon to it. :-(

So you need the entire .app directory structure, XML and all.

> Could you elaborate on how this is done so I can add it to the
> install.html docs and maybe even automate it if possible?

Sure thing. I wrote a little elaborate background / details
for it on the Code::Blocks wiki meanwhile: (just for your info)

http://wiki.codeblocks.org/index.php?title=Installing_Code:: 
Blocks_from_source_on_Mac_OS_X#Bundle_application_for_Mac

> I'm using the wxWidgets CVS head (2.7.x), I think that would be the
> best bet for OSX since I see from the wx-dev group that it's being
> very actively developed and many things are fixed.

I used wxWidgets 2.6.3 patch 2, since that's what I had installed.
Normally I try both the latest CVS/SVN and the latest release...

>> http://www.algonet.se/~afb/wx/wxlua-2.6.2.0-macgetpixel.patch
>
> For wxColour::GetPixel I see that for osx it returns WXCOLORREF ==
> char[6] while its actually struct RGBColor { short red; short green;
> short blue } so it's a little odd that wxWidgets is doing it's own
> thing in the first place. Secondly, I have greped for WXCOLORREF and
> found that it's not used anywhere in the headers except wxColor so I
> have just changed the bindings to have "!%mac long GetPixel()" in
> bindings/gdi.i, therefore that function won't have a binding in osx. I
> think this is good enough since I can't think of who would need it and
> since there's nothing they can do with it anyway, I think it's ok.

Okay, that's fair enough I guess. I just "converted" it on the fly...

>> However, you need to use --disable-shared and compile wxLua  
>> statically.
>> It is missing somehow symbols from the internal Lua library otherwise.
>> This is probably just the same bug as earlier, with dynamic linking ?
>
> Thanks for the heads up, it seems that for osx you always use static
> libs? See the top, please tell me exactly how you build it.

I would like to build it dynamically too, but it gave those link errors.
(Will try to detail the list, but it was _lua_open, _lua_this,  
_lua_that)

>> Patch to fix them uploaded here:
>> http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?
>> func=detail&aid=1574460&group_id=140042&atid=745326
>
> Thanks, but unfortunately these fixes all have to go into the
> wxLua/bindings/wxwidgets bindings files since these changes will be
> overwritten the next time they're regenerated. I have committed
> equivalent changes. I'm only testing in wxWidgets 2.7.1 (cvs head) and
> reading the headers for 2.6.3 for changes.

Yeah, I figured it would be something like that - just sent the changes.

>> Once I sort out the issues that wxLua and wxStEdit has with building
>> a Universal Binary, I will submit a pre-built binary for wxLua/wxMac.
>> (it doesn't seem to understand multi-arch "fat" builds, and -isysroot
>> arguments etc. And libstedit.dylib symlink seemed to be missing etc.)
>
> That's be great, again please let me know how you're doing the bundle
> thing, but I would definitely appreciate a universial binary, can that
> be compiled on a non intel machine? I'm really in the dark about
> compiling on osx, this is a first for me.

As long as you have Mac OS X 10.4, you can compile for both arches.
(Apple didn't ship the X86 compilers for their earlier OS versions,
but it's been around since Mac OS X 10.0 on the Darwin distributions)

There's some info on that C::B wiki page above, but either you build
one time for powerpc-apple-darwin8 and one time for i686-apple-darwin8
and then use a program called "lipo" to glue it together at the end -
or you try to build both at once with the CFLAGS: -arch ppc -arch i386
Success factor depends on the amount of flexibility the Makefiles allow,
some like to check endianness and so on once up front - which doesn't  
fly.
I think the shared lib script also choked on the -isysroot linker flag ?
Will try to detail some instructions when I do the Universal Binary bin.

--anders

Ok, got all the program to run by compiling the wxWidgets minimal
sample and replacing the minimal executable in
minimal.app/Contents/MacOS/minimal with one the of programs I've
compiled from wxLua.

What about the wxLua/build/macbundle stuff?

Thanks,
    John Labenski

On 10/10/06, John Labenski <jla...@gm...> wrote:
> First things first, how exactly do you compile it? I first do a cvs
> checkout of wxLua, then create a dir wxLua/config_osx and run
> $../configure --prefix=3D/Users/john/wx/wxLua/wxLua/config_osx --disable-=
shared
> $make
>
> (fix the bugs you mentioned and keep running make until it works, the
> next snapshot will contain them :)
>
> I get some binaries in the wxLua/config_osx/bin dir and when I run
> them I get an dialog about not having Classic installed? Or if I run
> ./wxLuaFreeze ../../samples/scribble.wx.lua I get the program, but
> can't give it focus. I searched the web and on the wxWidgets wiki I
> found that I need to make a bundle?
>
> Could you elaborate on how this is done so I can add it to the
> install.html docs and maybe even automate it if possible?
>
> On 10/10/06, Anders F Bj=F6rklund <af...@al...> wrote:
> > 2006-10-09 John Labenski wrote:
> > > On 10/9/06, wombat <wo...@ga...> wrote:
> > >> Ladies and gentlemen,
> > >>
> > >> Has anyone successfully built wxLua on Mac OS 10.4
> > >> (which comes with wxWidgets 2.5 built in)?  If so, I'd
> > >> appreciate some directions.
> >
> > I have built it successfully, on Mac OS X 10.3 and now on 10.4 too.
>
> Thanks! I have also (finally) got my ancient mac working and have
> gotten it going too. It's always nice to know that someone's
> interested before I devote time to it... :)
>
> > You shouldn't use the ancient wxWidgets that apple ships, though.
> > (they only threw that in because of some wxPython program they use)
> > Instead, download wxWidgets 2.6.3 plus Patch 2 and compile it...
> > http://wxwidgets.org/downloads/
>
> I'm using the wxWidgets CVS head (2.7.x), I think that would be the
> best bet for OSX since I see from the wx-dev group that it's being
> very actively developed and many things are fixed.
>
> > You probably also want add the extra contribs wxSTC and wxStEdit ?
> > (stc comes with wxWidgets, wxStEdit is available at wxCode.sf.net)
> > http://wxcode.sourceforge.net/
> >
> > I needed to patch two small wxLua bugs, but otherwise it worked.
> > http://www.algonet.se/~afb/wx/wxlua-2.6.2.0-macdropsource.patch
>
> This should be already be fixed in the snapshots? It compiles ok for
> me and I don't see any changes between wxWidgets 2.6.3 and 2.7.x for
> the include/wx/mac/carbin/dnd.h file.
>
> > http://www.algonet.se/~afb/wx/wxlua-2.6.2.0-macgetpixel.patch
>
> For wxColour::GetPixel I see that for osx it returns WXCOLORREF =3D=3D
> char[6] while its actually struct RGBColor { short red; short green;
> short blue } so it's a little odd that wxWidgets is doing it's own
> thing in the first place. Secondly, I have greped for WXCOLORREF and
> found that it's not used anywhere in the headers except wxColor so I
> have just changed the bindings to have "!%mac long GetPixel()" in
> bindings/gdi.i, therefore that function won't have a binding in osx. I
> think this is good enough since I can't think of who would need it and
> since there's nothing they can do with it anyway, I think it's ok.
>
> > However, you need to use --disable-shared and compile wxLua statically.
> > It is missing somehow symbols from the internal Lua library otherwise.
> > This is probably just the same bug as earlier, with dynamic linking ?
>
> Thanks for the heads up, it seems that for osx you always use static
> libs? See the top, please tell me exactly how you build it.
>
> > > I have not yet tried, but hopefully the configure script in the root
> > > dir will work for you. You should definitely use the newest nightly
> > > snapshot or better yet, the CVS version of wxLua since it will have a
> > > much better chance of working in OSX.
> >
> > I tried the latest wxLua CVS again today, here are the errors I got:
> >
> > ../modules/wxbind/src/clipdrag.cpp: In function 'int
> > wxDropSourceData_constructor(lua_State*)':
> > ../modules/wxbind/src/clipdrag.cpp:1574: error: no matching function
> > for call to 'wxDropSource::wxDropSource(wxDataObject&, wxWindow*&,
> > const wxIcon&, const wxIcon&, const wxIcon&)'
> >
> > ../modules/wxbind/src/controls.cpp: In function 'int
> > wxLua_wxListCtrl_GetEditControl(lua_State*)':
> > ../modules/wxbind/src/controls.cpp:2544: error: 'class wxListCtrl' has
> > no member named 'GetEditControl'
> >
> > ../modules/wxbind/src/gdi.cpp: In function 'int
> > wxColour_GetPixel(lua_State*)':
> > ../modules/wxbind/src/gdi.cpp:2451: error: invalid conversion from
> > 'const unsigned char*' to 'long int'
> >
> > Patch to fix them uploaded here:
> > http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?
> > func=3Ddetail&aid=3D1574460&group_id=3D140042&atid=3D745326
>
> Thanks, but unfortunately these fixes all have to go into the
> wxLua/bindings/wxwidgets bindings files since these changes will be
> overwritten the next time they're regenerated. I have committed
> equivalent changes. I'm only testing in wxWidgets 2.7.1 (cvs head) and
> reading the headers for 2.6.3 for changes.
>
> > Once I sort out the issues that wxLua and wxStEdit has with building
> > a Universal Binary, I will submit a pre-built binary for wxLua/wxMac.
> > (it doesn't seem to understand multi-arch "fat" builds, and -isysroot
> > arguments etc. And libstedit.dylib symlink seemed to be missing etc.)
>
> That's be great, again please let me know how you're doing the bundle
> thing, but I would definitely appreciate a universial binary, can that
> be compiled on a non intel machine? I'm really in the dark about
> compiling on osx, this is a first for me.
>
> Thanks,
>      John Labenski
>

First things first, how exactly do you compile it? I first do a cvs
checkout of wxLua, then create a dir wxLua/config_osx and run
$../configure --prefix=3D/Users/john/wx/wxLua/wxLua/config_osx --disable-sh=
ared
$make

(fix the bugs you mentioned and keep running make until it works, the
next snapshot will contain them :)

I get some binaries in the wxLua/config_osx/bin dir and when I run
them I get an dialog about not having Classic installed? Or if I run
./wxLuaFreeze ../../samples/scribble.wx.lua I get the program, but
can't give it focus. I searched the web and on the wxWidgets wiki I
found that I need to make a bundle?

Could you elaborate on how this is done so I can add it to the
install.html docs and maybe even automate it if possible?

On 10/10/06, Anders F Bj=F6rklund <af...@al...> wrote:
> 2006-10-09 John Labenski wrote:
> > On 10/9/06, wombat <wo...@ga...> wrote:
> >> Ladies and gentlemen,
> >>
> >> Has anyone successfully built wxLua on Mac OS 10.4
> >> (which comes with wxWidgets 2.5 built in)?  If so, I'd
> >> appreciate some directions.
>
> I have built it successfully, on Mac OS X 10.3 and now on 10.4 too.

Thanks! I have also (finally) got my ancient mac working and have
gotten it going too. It's always nice to know that someone's
interested before I devote time to it... :)

> You shouldn't use the ancient wxWidgets that apple ships, though.
> (they only threw that in because of some wxPython program they use)
> Instead, download wxWidgets 2.6.3 plus Patch 2 and compile it...
> http://wxwidgets.org/downloads/

I'm using the wxWidgets CVS head (2.7.x), I think that would be the
best bet for OSX since I see from the wx-dev group that it's being
very actively developed and many things are fixed.

> You probably also want add the extra contribs wxSTC and wxStEdit ?
> (stc comes with wxWidgets, wxStEdit is available at wxCode.sf.net)
> http://wxcode.sourceforge.net/
>
> I needed to patch two small wxLua bugs, but otherwise it worked.
> http://www.algonet.se/~afb/wx/wxlua-2.6.2.0-macdropsource.patch

This should be already be fixed in the snapshots? It compiles ok for
me and I don't see any changes between wxWidgets 2.6.3 and 2.7.x for
the include/wx/mac/carbin/dnd.h file.

> http://www.algonet.se/~afb/wx/wxlua-2.6.2.0-macgetpixel.patch

For wxColour::GetPixel I see that for osx it returns WXCOLORREF =3D=3D
char[6] while its actually struct RGBColor { short red; short green;
short blue } so it's a little odd that wxWidgets is doing it's own
thing in the first place. Secondly, I have greped for WXCOLORREF and
found that it's not used anywhere in the headers except wxColor so I
have just changed the bindings to have "!%mac long GetPixel()" in
bindings/gdi.i, therefore that function won't have a binding in osx. I
think this is good enough since I can't think of who would need it and
since there's nothing they can do with it anyway, I think it's ok.

> However, you need to use --disable-shared and compile wxLua statically.
> It is missing somehow symbols from the internal Lua library otherwise.
> This is probably just the same bug as earlier, with dynamic linking ?

Thanks for the heads up, it seems that for osx you always use static
libs? See the top, please tell me exactly how you build it.

> > I have not yet tried, but hopefully the configure script in the root
> > dir will work for you. You should definitely use the newest nightly
> > snapshot or better yet, the CVS version of wxLua since it will have a
> > much better chance of working in OSX.
>
> I tried the latest wxLua CVS again today, here are the errors I got:
>
> ../modules/wxbind/src/clipdrag.cpp: In function 'int
> wxDropSourceData_constructor(lua_State*)':
> ../modules/wxbind/src/clipdrag.cpp:1574: error: no matching function
> for call to 'wxDropSource::wxDropSource(wxDataObject&, wxWindow*&,
> const wxIcon&, const wxIcon&, const wxIcon&)'
>
> ../modules/wxbind/src/controls.cpp: In function 'int
> wxLua_wxListCtrl_GetEditControl(lua_State*)':
> ../modules/wxbind/src/controls.cpp:2544: error: 'class wxListCtrl' has
> no member named 'GetEditControl'
>
> ../modules/wxbind/src/gdi.cpp: In function 'int
> wxColour_GetPixel(lua_State*)':
> ../modules/wxbind/src/gdi.cpp:2451: error: invalid conversion from
> 'const unsigned char*' to 'long int'
>
> Patch to fix them uploaded here:
> http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?
> func=3Ddetail&aid=3D1574460&group_id=3D140042&atid=3D745326

Thanks, but unfortunately these fixes all have to go into the
wxLua/bindings/wxwidgets bindings files since these changes will be
overwritten the next time they're regenerated. I have committed
equivalent changes. I'm only testing in wxWidgets 2.7.1 (cvs head) and
reading the headers for 2.6.3 for changes.

> Once I sort out the issues that wxLua and wxStEdit has with building
> a Universal Binary, I will submit a pre-built binary for wxLua/wxMac.
> (it doesn't seem to understand multi-arch "fat" builds, and -isysroot
> arguments etc. And libstedit.dylib symlink seemed to be missing etc.)

That's be great, again please let me know how you're doing the bundle
thing, but I would definitely appreciate a universial binary, can that
be compiled on a non intel machine? I'm really in the dark about
compiling on osx, this is a first for me.

Thanks,
     John Labenski

2006-10-09 John Labenski wrote:
> On 10/9/06, wombat <wo...@ga...> wrote:
>> Ladies and gentlemen,
>>
>> Has anyone successfully built wxLua on Mac OS 10.4
>> (which comes with wxWidgets 2.5 built in)?  If so, I'd
>> appreciate some directions.

I have built it successfully, on Mac OS X 10.3 and now on 10.4 too.

You shouldn't use the ancient wxWidgets that apple ships, though.
(they only threw that in because of some wxPython program they use)
Instead, download wxWidgets 2.6.3 plus Patch 2 and compile it...
http://wxwidgets.org/downloads/

You probably also want add the extra contribs wxSTC and wxStEdit ?
(stc comes with wxWidgets, wxStEdit is available at wxCode.sf.net)
http://wxcode.sourceforge.net/

I needed to patch two small wxLua bugs, but otherwise it worked.
http://www.algonet.se/~afb/wx/wxlua-2.6.2.0-macdropsource.patch
http://www.algonet.se/~afb/wx/wxlua-2.6.2.0-macgetpixel.patch

However, you need to use --disable-shared and compile wxLua statically.
It is missing somehow symbols from the internal Lua library otherwise.
This is probably just the same bug as earlier, with dynamic linking ?

> I have not yet tried, but hopefully the configure script in the root
> dir will work for you. You should definitely use the newest nightly
> snapshot or better yet, the CVS version of wxLua since it will have a
> much better chance of working in OSX.

I tried the latest wxLua CVS again today, here are the errors I got:

../modules/wxbind/src/clipdrag.cpp: In function 'int  
wxDropSourceData_constructor(lua_State*)':
../modules/wxbind/src/clipdrag.cpp:1574: error: no matching function  
for call to 'wxDropSource::wxDropSource(wxDataObject&, wxWindow*&,  
const wxIcon&, const wxIcon&, const wxIcon&)'

../modules/wxbind/src/controls.cpp: In function 'int  
wxLua_wxListCtrl_GetEditControl(lua_State*)':
../modules/wxbind/src/controls.cpp:2544: error: 'class wxListCtrl' has  
no member named 'GetEditControl'

../modules/wxbind/src/gdi.cpp: In function 'int  
wxColour_GetPixel(lua_State*)':
../modules/wxbind/src/gdi.cpp:2451: error: invalid conversion from  
'const unsigned char*' to 'long int'

Patch to fix them uploaded here:
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php? 
func=detail&aid=1574460&group_id=140042&atid=745326

Once I sort out the issues that wxLua and wxStEdit has with building
a Universal Binary, I will submit a pre-built binary for wxLua/wxMac.
(it doesn't seem to understand multi-arch "fat" builds, and -isysroot
arguments etc. And libstedit.dylib symlink seemed to be missing etc.)

Keep up the good work with wxLua!
--anders

 First, I really appreciate the work put into wxlua, I don't want to bash
any of the developers.
Second, thanks for the replies in this mailing-list.

>On 10/4/06, Adam Klotblixt <adam.klotblixt@...
<http://gmane.org/get-address.php?address=adam.klotblixt%2dRe5JQEeQqe8AvxtiuMwx3w%40public.gmane.org>>
wrote:
>> OK, I've tried and searched, but found no answer so I'll post here with
>> hopes that you can enlighten me...
>
>Hopefully.. sorry about the delay, sourceforge has been blocking email
>from gmail...

I've had my posts from gmail delayed a few days, but not blocked.

>> What's the suggested form of debugging/coding in WxLUA? There are 2
>> different editors/debuggers (wxlua and wxluaedit) with different weaknesses,
>
>Be nice, unless of course, you're prepared to help make them better.

I hope I am being nice, that is my intention. I believe constructive
criticism and bug-reports are a helpful part of free software development.
I would help with coding if I could, but I am a low-level programmer really,
my first windows-program was with wxlua 2 weeks ago.

>> none of which fills my needs completetly. I hope there are some things I
>> have misunderstood or missed, because I really need a decent development
>> environment. What I am in search of is a good work-flow for writing, editing
>> and debugging wxlua-code.
>>
>> I'll explain what I experience, running under WinXP.
>>
>> wxlua:
>> * Good enough editor, but lacks line-numbers and all sorts of
>> project-handling (minor annoyance)
>> * eats memory constantly (~4kB per second) (major bug)
>> * all output from print ends up in dialog-boxes, 1 per line, which makes
>> unit-testing next to impossible (major annoyance)
>> * has single-step debugger that works (very good)
>
>This is mostly all fixed, no project code yet, and there probably
>won't be. Try the newest "bin" snapshot here:
>http://wxlua.sourceforge.net/download/ <http://wxlua.sourceforge.net/download/>

The 2006-09-05 snapshot is my current binaries. No luck with the memory-leak.

>The output to a message box is a MSW thing... it doesn't have a real
>console so printf typically goes nowhere. I'll test it out to see what
>happens, maybe something better can be made like a non modal dialog
>with a textctrl in it.

The solution in wxluaeditor is nice, everything put into an output console in
the editor. Something similar to this would be nice. A separate window would
also be OK if there are scroll-capabilities. Unit-testing can spew out some
long texts...

>> wxluaeditor:
>> * very nice editor, lacks project-grouping and saving of workspace (minor
>> annoyance)
>> * only break-point debugger, no single-step (major annoyance)
>
>This is basically an editor that just does a dostring("editor
>contents") for lua so it's pretty dumb. I have plans to add the full
>debugging as the wxLua program has, but I want to get the socket code
>really cleaned up first.

OK.

>> * does not run all code that works in wxlua (very strange). For example, the
>> use_luaunit.lua that accompanies luaunit runs as expected in wxlua but gives
>> the following error in wxluaeditor (major bug):
>> Running lua script : Wed Oct 04 07:59:33 2006
>>
>> Err: lua: Error while running chunk
>> c:/work/luaunit/luaunit.lua:346: attempt to call a table
>> value
>> stack traceback:
>>     c:/work/luaunit/luaunit.lua:346: in function 'run'
>>     [string "use_luaunit.lua"]:94: in main chunk
>>
>> End lua script : Wed Oct 04 07:59:33 2006
>> Execution time : 0.030(s)
>
>I can't possibly understand this without more information. It would
>help to know what code is at and around line 94 in use_luaunit.lua and
>line 346 in luaunit.lua for example. If you can make the smallest
>possible code sample that displays the problem I can look into it.
>
>Regards,
>    John Labenski

OK, this miniscule test-file requires the luaunit library, available at
http://luaforge.net/frs/?group_id=54&release_id=281
It works when running in wxlua, and fails with the above mentioned error
in wxluaeditor.

--[[ Code start
LUA_PATH = 'c:/work/tighteningprototype/luaunit/?.lua'
require ('luaunit')

function test1()
    print("test1")
    assertEquals("1", "1")
end

TestToto = wrapFunctions('test1')
LuaUnit:run()
]]-- Code end

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On 10/4/06, Adam Klotblixt <ada...@gm...> wrote:
> OK, I've tried and searched, but found no answer so I'll post here with
> hopes that you can enlighten me...

Hopefully.. sorry about the delay, sourceforge has been blocking email
from gmail...

> What's the suggested form of debugging/coding in WxLUA? There are 2
> different editors/debuggers (wxlua and wxluaedit) with different weaknesses,

Be nice, unless of course, you're prepared to help make them better.

> none of which fills my needs completetly. I hope there are some things I
> have misunderstood or missed, because I really need a decent development
> environment. What I am in search of is a good work-flow for writing, editing
> and debugging wxlua-code.
>
> I'll explain what I experience, running under WinXP.
>
> wxlua:
> * Good enough editor, but lacks line-numbers and all sorts of
> project-handling (minor annoyance)
> * eats memory constantly (~4kB per second) (major bug)
> * all output from print ends up in dialog-boxes, 1 per line, which makes
> unit-testing next to impossible (major annoyance)
> * has single-step debugger that works (very good)

This is mostly all fixed, no project code yet, and there probably
won't be. Try the newest "bin" snapshot here:
http://wxlua.sourceforge.net/download/

The output to a message box is a MSW thing... it doesn't have a real
console so printf typically goes nowhere. I'll test it out to see what
happens, maybe something better can be made like a non modal dialog
with a textctrl in it.

> wxluaeditor:
> * very nice editor, lacks project-grouping and saving of workspace (minor
> annoyance)
> * only break-point debugger, no single-step (major annoyance)

This is basically an editor that just does a dostring("editor
contents") for lua so it's pretty dumb. I have plans to add the full
debugging as the wxLua program has, but I want to get the socket code
really cleaned up first.

> * does not run all code that works in wxlua (very strange). For example, the
> use_luaunit.lua that accompanies luaunit runs as expected in wxlua but gives
> the following error in wxluaeditor (major bug):
> Running lua script : Wed Oct 04 07:59:33 2006
>
> Err: lua: Error while running chunk
> c:/work/luaunit/luaunit.lua:346: attempt to call a table
> value
> stack traceback:
>     c:/work/luaunit/luaunit.lua:346: in function 'run'
>     [string "use_luaunit.lua"]:94: in main chunk
>
> End lua script : Wed Oct 04 07:59:33 2006
> Execution time : 0.030(s)

I can't possibly understand this without more information. It would
help to know what code is at and around line 94 in use_luaunit.lua and
line 346 in luaunit.lua for example. If you can make the smallest
possible code sample that displays the problem I can look into it.

Regards,
    John Labenski

resend, hopefully sourceforge has stopped blocking email from gmail... sigh.

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: John Labenski <jla...@gm...>
Date: Sep 28, 2006 6:05 PM
Subject: Re: [Wxlua-users] Binary MSW snapshot was Re: wxlua 2.6.2 memory leak
To: wxl...@li...


On 9/27/06, Andre <ar...@ki...> wrote:
> > > I tested the new version of wxlua, and it still takes 4kb every 2 seconds,
> > > regardless of what I do. No worries though, as I plan on using the real
> > > editor from now on :)
> >
> > Humm... I'll look into this. That does sound like a lot of memory after awhile.
>
> Just compiled a recent version and I have been monitoring the memory on XP. The
> memory usage goes up for a while up to around 14000 K then bounce back to around
> 9000 K.

This is "normal" because the lua 5.1 garbage collector runs whenever
it thinks there's enough memory used. The problem is that lua doesn't
know the size of the objects being created so it counts all user data
as just void*. At least this is my understanding of the situation. The
threshold can be turned down, but there will always be a huge
difference between the size of void* and any reasonable class instance
so you'd have to basicly have the gc running every cycle to keep up
which would slow things down quite a bit.

Regards,
    John Labenski

retry again, hopefully sourceforge has stopped blocking gmail senders... sigh.

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: John Labenski <jla...@gm...>
Date: Sep 29, 2006 2:21 PM
Subject: Re: [Wxlua-users] wxStEdit v:1.11 fix for Preference dialog
To: wxl...@li...


On 9/29/06, Andre <ar...@ki...> wrote:
> compiling using vc7 and version 2.7 of wxWindows
>
> file:stedlgs.cpp line 504
>
> change:
>    wxArrayString *faceNames = fontEnum.GetFacenames();
>     faceNames->Sort();
>     for (n = 0; n < faceNames->GetCount(); n++)
>         m_fontChoice->Append(wxT("*") + faceNames->Item(n));
>
> First changed:
>    wxArrayString *faceNames = fontEnum.GetFacenames();
> to
>    wxArrayString *faceNames = &fontEnum.GetFacenames();
>
> made it compile but did not work breaks in wxstring.
>
> then changed to:
>     wxArrayString faceNames(fontEnum.GetFacenames());
>     faceNames.Sort();
>     for (n = 0; n < faceNames.GetCount(); n++)
>         m_fontChoice->Append(wxT("*") + faceNames.Item(n));
>
> compiles and run
>
> Where should I get the most recent version of wxStEdit I seems to find various
> versions at various places. The most recent seems to 1.11 but is it?

I should do a new release, this is fixed in the cvs version already.
You can get it using the docs here.

http://sourceforge.net/cvs/?group_id=51305

Thanks,
    John Labenski

On 10/9/06, wombat <wo...@ga...> wrote:
> Ladies and gentlemen,
>
> Has anyone successfully built wxLua on Mac OS 10.4
> (which comes with wxWidgets 2.5 built in)?  If so, I'd
> appreciate some directions.

I have not yet tried, but hopefully the configure script in the root
dir will work for you. You should definitely use the newest nightly
snapshot or better yet, the CVS version of wxLua since it will have a
much better chance of working in OSX.

http://wxlua.sourceforge.net/download.php
CVS access directions here
http://sourceforge.net/cvs/?group_id=140042

Regards,
    John Labenski

Ladies and gentlemen,

Has anyone successfully built wxLua on Mac OS 10.4
(which comes with wxWidgets 2.5 built in)?  If so, I'd
appreciate some directions.

TIA,

Wombat

On 10/6/06, Kristof Werling <kwe...@gm...> wrote:
> Hello John,
>
> thanks for responding to my question.
>
> Whatever I do wrongly, I do it consistently. I have installed wxLua on 3
> computers and all 3 (all XP, though) show the same symptoms.
>
> Maybe this will help you to guide me into the correct direction:
>
>           I freshly installed the 2.6.2.0 version of wxlua from sourceforge.
>
> While the example mdi.wx.lua still show the same results, your new code
> (taken from the link) will compile just fine, but when I try to run it the
> error is this:
>
> Attempt to call an invalid method: Connect
>
>
> I noticed that some changes were made in the program. Main is missing.
> Whatever I try, I always get this error message.
>
> Another idea?
>

Try using this executable, I have changed wxEvtHandler::ConnectEvent
to just Connect to match the original C++ function name.
http://wxlua.sourceforge.net/download/wxLua_SnapshotBin_2006-09-05.zip

I hope this helps, let me know if the mdi sill has refresh problems for you.

Regards,
    John Labenski

ps. I hope this mail goes through, I don't know how you got the last
one since I don't see it posted to the sourceforge list. Is it just
me, all my mails are bounced back with sender notify error.

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Hello John,

thanks for responding to my question.

Whatever I do wrongly, I do it consistently. I have installed wxLua on 3
computers and all 3 (all XP, though) show the same symptoms.

Maybe this will help you to guide me into the correct direction:

          I freshly installed the 2.6.2.0 version of wxlua from sourceforge.

While the example mdi.wx.lua still show the same results, your new code
(taken from the link) will compile just fine, but when I try to run it the
error is this:

Attempt to call an invalid method: Connect


I noticed that some changes were made in the program. Main is missing.
Whatever I try, I always get this error message.

Another idea?

Thanks,
Kristof




On 10/1/06, John Labenski <jla...@gm...> wrote:
>
> resent since sf seems to be blocking my messages
>
> ---------- Forwarded message ----------
> From: John Labenski <jla...@gm...>
> Date: Sep 28, 2006 6:09 PM
> Subject: Re: [Wxlua-users] mdi.wx does not refresh window content
> To: wxl...@li...
>
>
> On 9/27/06, Kristof Werling <kwe...@gm...> wrote:
> > I am running on XP, sp2, but could verify the issue on XP, sp1, too.
> >
> > mdi.wx (the example program) only refreshes the content of the very last
> > window created. When moving over the other windows their content is
> erased
> > and does not get refreshed.
> >
> > Any explanation or help?
>
> I don't see this Win 2k nor can I think of why it'd happen. Could you
> try the newest version? I've been cleaning up some of the samples,
> maybe I've fixed the problem since then.
>
> http://wxlua.cvs.sourceforge.net/wxlua/wxLua/samples/
>
> Regards,
>     John Labenski
>
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