[ptx] OSX with XCode

[Ippei UKAI]

Cool!

I think optVars thing is caused by the different filter.h in PanoImage=20=

directory. I have panotools header in usr/local/include/pano12 and=20
Xcode project refers to it in the project's header search path. If you=20=

have the files elsewhere, probably Xcode refers to the old ones in=20
PanoImage.

As to interface, there are two things happening.
One is that wxmac does not work properly if it is just compiled as a=20
command line tool. (This resulted the situation windows do not receive=20=

any mouse event in my case.) So the application must be compiled as a=20
Carbon App. The better way would be to compile from command line tools=20=

that Apple provides, but, since I don't know anything about it, I=20
relied on Xcode.
The other thing is that I can't compile wx-2.4 somehow, and both 2.5.1=20=

and 2.5.2 have critical bugs. In 2.5.1, any menus do not work properly,=20=

and in 2.5.2, even though the other bugs have been fixed, the layout=20
breaks down somehow. Those two are the results shown on my homepage.=20
Two possible suggestion I can think of are:
1. Try building with wxmac2.4.2
2. try to fix either versions of wxmac 2.5, or search possible CVS that=20=

have neither of the bugs. (I'm trying this)
3. rewrite some of hugin's interface code so that we can avoid wxmac's=20=

bug.

Anyway good job!

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On 12 Jul 2004, at 23:18, Guillaume Filion wrote:

> Le 04-07-11, =88j 00:20, Guillaume Filion a =88mcrit :
>>> As to Vigra, there is a patch in hugin's cvs=20
>>> (hugin/patches/vigra_typetraits_extension.diff) so that some=20
>>> features customised for hugin are added. Recent CVS comes with=20
>>> patched Vigra in external directory, but at the time (6/29) it was=20=

>>> not (or at least I wasn't using it).
>>
>> Okay, I'll compile the patched version tomorrow.
>
> I realize now that I had mixed up the vigra patch in Bruno's message=20=

> and the one provided in CVS. I finally understood that they are=20
> different, and installed the correct patched version of vigra.
>
> I can now compile panoviewerOSX with XCode all right. But HuginOSX=20
> still produces 2 errors, yesterday I had 211 errors, so it's a good=20
> improvement. Here are the 2 errors followed by 3 warnings:
> -----
> PanoToolsInterface.cpp:565: error: 'struct optVars' has no member=20
> named 'shear_x'
> PanoToolsInterface.cpp:566: error: 'struct optVars' has no member=20
> named 'shear_y'
> PanoToolsInterface.cpp:743: invalid conversion from `int (*)()' to=20
> `int (*)(...)'
> bmp.cxx:479: comparison between signed and unsigned integer =
expressions
> bmp.cxx:676: comparison between signed and unsigned integer =
expressions
> -----
>
> If I comment out those two lines (565 & 566), I can compile HuginOSX!=20=

> 8-)
>
> When I start it, I get the same strange interface that Ippei had when=20=

> he first got hugin to compile:
> http://logidac.com/gfk/hugin-osx-1.pdf
>
> Are there changes that need to be done for the interface to be like=20
> the one shown on:
> http://homepage.mac.com/ippei_ukai/software/
>
> Thanks a lot for your help, I'm quite happy to be able to compile=20
> hugin on OSX.
>
> GFK's
> --=20
> Guillaume Filion, ing. jr
> Logidac Tech., Beaumont, Qu=88mbec, Canada - http://logidac.com/
> PGP Key and more: http://guillaume.filion.org/
>