Linux Settings Tool

[YokoZar]

Perhaps I'm using an old version, but I cannot find a "Use LUA Widgets" checkbox - this still needs to be edited by hand.

[Kloot]

That's because I wrote Settings++ before the Lua* handlers were added to Spring (note the date of the first post), and since haven't updated it due to lack of demand.

[clericvash]

If you tell me how to compile it (i am still new to programming this stuff) then i will add in the option for people to use LUA UI.

[LordMatt]

I think settings++ is not setting the minimap left/right for dual screen mode. It creates and changes a setting in .springrc called MinimapOnLeft=1 when it is supposed to be modifying DualScreenMiniMapOnLeft=1. Also I think it is confusing dynamic and refractive water modes.

[Agon]

I think settings++ is not setting the minimap left/right for dual screen mode. It creates and changes a setting in .springrc called MinimapOnLeft=1 when it is supposed to be modifying DualScreenMiniMapOnLeft=1. Also I think it is confusing dynamic and refractive water modes.

Yup, I think I had the same problem. And a make file would be good, so I can create a rpm package easily.

[YokoZar]

I just realized that working source code for this will be pretty important for the Ubuntu package I need to make by the 30th.

See this thread: http://spring.clan-sy.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?t=11540

[Kloot]

@Matt:

Fixed both of those issues, thanks for reporting them!

@Agon, Yoko:

Source and makefile are included in the latest version (1.2) available on UF.


edit: the "mini-map on left (single scr.)" checkbox doesn't actually have a function, just don't ever touch it

[Agon]

@Kloot: Thanks.

[tc-]

Kloot: You don't mind if we integrate this tool in SpringLobby?

[Agon]

I get errors: http://pastebin.com/m6fba9a12
wxGTK is installed:
installing wxGTK-2.8.4.0-2.5
installing wxGTK-gl-2.8.4.0-2.5
installing gtk2-devel-2.10.6-13
installing wxGTK-devel-2.8.4.0-2.5

[Kloot]

tc: not at all!

Agon: looks like it can't find the main wxwidgets header (wx.h), which on my machine lives in /usr/local/include/wx-2.8/wx/ but gets installed in another location by default IIRC, you'll have to hack around a bit with the include path.

[BrainDamage]

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wx-configure --cxxflags

for the include paths

and

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wx-configure --libs

for the static objects to link

[Agon]

I changed: iflags=
to: iflags=/usr/include/wx-2.8/wx
And there is the wx.h file: /usr/include/wx-2.8/wx/wx.h
But I still get errors.

[Kloot]

Drop the /wx from iflags, ie.

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iflags=/usr/include/wx-2.8/

Failing that, try:

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iflags='wx-configure --cxxflags'

[Agon]

I tryed the first one: http://pastebin.com/m1e3e2845
The seond one gives me the same errors as first, no file was found.

[BrainDamage]

whoops my bad, it's wx-config, not wx-configure

if

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wx-config --cxxflags

doesn't work (c++ includes)
try

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wx-config --cflags

(normal c includes)

[Agon]

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cc=g++
cflags=-Wall -Wextra  -D __WXGTK__  -D _LARGE_FILES  -D _FILE_OFFSET_BITS=64  -pthread
iflags='wx-config --cxxflags'
lflags=-l gtk-x11-2.0  -l gdk-x11-2.0  -l gthread-2.0  -l Xt  -l wx_gtk2-2.8
target=Settings++

This gives the first error.
And the other one does not work, too.

[Rudirogdt]

[skoruppa]

Window is to big for 1024x768 resolution.

[Tim Blokdijk]

This guy made a Chinese settings translation maybe his work can be interoperated?