Glad to hear you got it sorted out. I have the latest Pango 1.24 installed here and it works just fine btw.gposil wrote:The verbose printout did it...my versions of pango and pangocairo are much later than puppy std so I rolled them back to 2.18 and problem solved....now compiles same as your test...
Yes.gpnet wrote:Hi MU
Did you have time to give a try to the example I posted ?
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#ensure there's a deadpackages.txt file, and that it has stuff in it
DEADLIST="$HOME/.packages/deadpackages.txt"
if [ ! -e "$DEADLIST" ] || [ "$(cat "$DEADLIST")" = "" ]; then
cp "$HOME/.packages/packages.txt" "$DEADLIST"
fi
The new Woof packaging:gpnet wrote:wow , It is All changed !
Is there any schema of the new format ? and the logic they are on/off in the system ?
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[indent=4]
/* Build with valac --pkg gtk+-2.0 yourfile.gs */
uses
Gtk
init
Gtk.init (ref args)
var test = new NotebookTest ()
test.show_all ()
Gtk.main ()
class NotebookTest : Window
notebook : Notebook
delete_button : ToolButton
status_bar : Statusbar
init
title = "Simple Notebook Test"
default_height = 350
default_width = 500
window_position = WindowPosition.CENTER
destroy += on_exit_clicked
var toolbar = new Toolbar ()
var new_button = new ToolButton.from_stock (STOCK_NEW)
delete_button = new ToolButton.from_stock (STOCK_DELETE)
var prev_button = new ToolButton.from_stock (STOCK_GO_BACK)
var next_button = new ToolButton.from_stock (STOCK_GO_FORWARD)
var quit_button = new ToolButton.from_stock (STOCK_QUIT)
toolbar.add (new_button)
toolbar.add (delete_button)
toolbar.add (prev_button)
toolbar.add (next_button)
toolbar.add (quit_button)
new_button.clicked += on_new_clicked
delete_button.clicked += on_delete_clicked
delete_button.sensitive = false
prev_button.clicked += on_prev_page_clicked
next_button.clicked += on_next_page_clicked
quit_button.clicked += on_exit_clicked
notebook = new Notebook()
notebook.set_tab_pos(PositionType.BOTTOM)
notebook.set_show_tabs(true)
notebook.set_show_border(true)
status_bar = new Statusbar ()
status_bar.set_has_resize_grip (false)
status_bar.pop(0)
status_bar.push(0, "Click 'New' to add tabs !")
var vbox = new VBox (false, 0)
vbox.pack_start (toolbar, false, true, 0)
vbox.pack_start (notebook, true, true, 0)
vbox.pack_start (status_bar, false, true, 0)
add (vbox)
def private on_new_clicked ()
delete_button.sensitive = true
var frame = new Frame("I'm a frame in a notebook !!!")
frame.set_border_width(10)
frame.set_size_request(100, 75)
frame.show()
var label = new Label("Page " + notebook.get_n_pages().to_string())
notebook.append_page(frame, label)
notebook.child_set (frame, "tab-expand", true, null)
notebook.show_all()
notebook.set_current_page(notebook.get_n_pages()-1)
number_of_pages ()
def private on_delete_clicked ()
numberofpage : int = notebook.get_current_page() - 1
if numberofpage is -1
delete_button.sensitive = false
delete_pages_clicked ()
number_of_pages ()
else
delete_pages_clicked ()
number_of_pages ()
def private delete_pages_clicked ()
notebook.remove_page(notebook.get_current_page())
number_of_pages ()
def private on_next_page_clicked ()
notebook.next_page()
def private on_prev_page_clicked ()
notebook.prev_page()
def private on_exit_clicked ()
print("See you !!!")
Gtk.main_quit()
def private number_of_pages ()
status_bar.push(0, "Number of pages: " + notebook.get_n_pages().to_string())
The .files files are as before, except they ALSO contain directory entries as well as file entries. The Easiest thing is to run a Woof build and use the Puppy Packge Manager to install a package. then take a look in /root/.packages.gpnet wrote:Hi Barry,
So Barry , If I well understood there are serveral changes to the general logic. In order to the job I want to do I think I have to consider a couple o things. In detail :
1. the words on/of are gone
2. the file deadpackages.txt,PBG_rettags.txt are gone.
3. the file's entry in each .files are not needed, just directories.
-this means if one want to reinstall a package , it must install from the original repo from a list of repos
-this means if one want unistall a package must delete all files in specific dir enumerating the content and recurring the subdirs.
All this is correct, Do I forget something ?
What about backup files ? Do you have any suggestion ?.
Ah, I've just realised why I can't compile it, my system has gtk 2.14.7.gege2061 wrote:Hello
I am pleased to announce the next release of Val(a)IDE with support for genie!
Val(a)IDE 0.5
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[indent=4]
/* Build with valac --pkg gtk+-2.0 --pkg libnotify yourfile.gs */
uses
Gtk
Notify
init
Gtk.init (ref args)
var test = new NotifyTest ()
Notify.init("test")
test.show_all ()
test.low_clicked ()
test.normal_clicked ()
test.critical_clicked ()
Gtk.main ()
class NotifyTest : Window
init
title = "Simple Notify Test"
default_height = 45
default_width = 115
window_position = WindowPosition.CENTER
destroy += exit_app
var low_button = new Button.with_label("LOW")
low_button.clicked += low_clicked
var normal_button = new Button.with_label ("NORMAL")
normal_button.clicked += normal_clicked
var critical_button = new Button.with_label ("CRITICAL")
critical_button.clicked += critical_clicked
var quit_button = new Button.from_stock (STOCK_QUIT)
quit_button.clicked += exit_app
var hbox = new HBox (false, 0)
hbox.pack_start (low_button, false, true, 0)
hbox.pack_start (normal_button, false, true, 0)
hbox.pack_start (critical_button, false, true, 0)
hbox.pack_start (quit_button, false, true, 0)
add (hbox)
def low_clicked ()
var notification = new Notification ("Notify Test", "This is a LOW test", "icon_name", null)
notification.set_timeout(5000)
notification.set_urgency(Notify.Urgency.LOW)
try
notification.show()
except ex : GLib.Error
print("Unable to show low notification")
def normal_clicked ()
var notification = new Notification ("Notify Test", "This is a NORMAL test", "icon_name", null)
notification.set_timeout(5000)
notification.set_urgency(Notify.Urgency.NORMAL)
try
notification.show()
except ex : GLib.Error
print("Unable to show normal notification")
def critical_clicked ()
var notification = new Notification ("Notify Test", "This is a CRITICAL test", "icon_name", null)
notification.set_timeout(5000)
notification.set_urgency(Notify.Urgency.CRITICAL)
try
notification.show()
except ex : GLib.Error
print("Unable to show critical notification")
def private exit_app ()
Notify.uninit ()
Gtk.main_quit()