OpenEuphoria

1. wxEuphoria Problem

• Posted by Lone_EverGreen_Ranger Aug 19, 2009
• 1255 views

Hello,

Whenever I try to run a wxEuphoria program, I get the error runtime error (Traceback unavailable).

Here is my code

without warning 
without type_check 
 
include std/wxeud.e 
 
constant ID_SAVEALL = 1, 
ID_FROSTOPTIONS = 2, 
ID_MAKEEXE = 3 
 
constant MainWin = create(wxFrame,{0,-1, "Frost Editor - DarkScar Games", -1, -1, 800,600}), 
Mainwin = create(wxPanel,{MainWin}) 
 
constant MainBar = create(wxMenuBar,{MainWin}), 
File = create(wxMenu,{MainBar,"&File"}), 
File_New_Project = create(wxMenuItem,{File,wxID_NEW,"New Project"}), 
File_Open_Project = create(wxMenuItem,{File,wxID_OPEN,"Open Project"}), 
File_Close_Project = create(wxMenuItem,{File,wxID_CLOSE,"Close Project"}), 
File_Sep = create(wxMenuItem,{File,wxID_SEPARATOR,"-"}), 
File_Save_Project = create(wxMenuItem,{File,wxID_SAVE,"Save Project"}), 
File_SaveAs_Project = create(wxMenuItem,{File,wxID_SAVEAS,"Save As Project"}), 
File_SaveAll_Files = create(wxMenuItem,{File,ID_SAVEALL,"Save All Files"}), 
File_Sep2 = create(wxMenuItem,{File,wxID_SEPARATOR,"-"}), 
File_Frost_Option = create(wxMenuItem,{File,ID_FROSTOPTIONS,"Frost Options"}), 
File_Sep3 = create(wxMenuItem,{File,wxID_SEPARATOR,"-"}), 
File_Make_Exe = create(wxMenuItem,{File,ID_MAKEEXE,"Make Exe"}), 
File_Sep4 = create(wxMenuItem,{File,wxID_SEPARATOR,"-"}), 
File_Exit = create(wxMenuItem,{File,wxID_EXIT,"Exit"}) 
 
procedure onMenu_File_Exit(atom this, atom event_type, atom id, atom event) 
    exit_main() 
end procedure 
set_event_handler(File,wxID_EXIT,wxEVT_COMMAND_MENU_SELECTED, 
    routine_id("onMenu_File_Exit")) 
 
wxMain(MainWin) 

3. Re: wxEuphoria Problem

• Posted by Lone_EverGreen_Ranger Aug 19, 2009
• 1201 views

I just ran it, it does run, but when I click on "exit" I get that error.

5. Re: wxEuphoria Problem

• Posted by Lone_EverGreen_Ranger Aug 19, 2009
• 1187 views

I am using Eu 4.0 the bleeding edge of wxEuphoria 0.13.0 or 0.12.0 Windows OS

7. Re: wxEuphoria Problem

• Posted by Lone_EverGreen_Ranger Aug 19, 2009
• 1198 views
• Last edited Aug 20, 2009

Warning ( not_used ): 
    <0229>:: c:/euphoria/include/machine.e - local variable 'check_calls' is not 
 used 
 
 
Press Enter... 

No, I get the runtime traceback error.

9. Re: wxEuphoria Problem

• Posted by Lone_EverGreen_Ranger Aug 20, 2009
• 1096 views

    wxEuphoria_Version = {0,13,0} 
    wxNEED_BUILD = 14 

OK, now it works, I wasn't using the bleeding version as I thought I was.

11. Re: wxEuphoria Problem

• Posted by ghaberek (admin) Aug 20, 2009
• 1097 views

There isn't much "installation" required. Currently, wxEuphoria is a single DLL/SO file and a single library "wrapper" file. If you're binding or translating your application for distribution, just include the wxEuphoria DLL/SO as well. For Windows, you also need to include a single compiled wxWidgets DLL, and on Linux, you can typically install wxWidgets with your favorite package manager (e.g. sudo apt-get install libwxgtk2.8-dev libwxgtk2.8-dbg).

Matt is (or was) also working on a Euphoria 4.0 interpreter with the wxEuphoria routines built-in. This would make the "wrapper" file nothing more than a bunch of call_func/proc() routines.

-Greg

13. Re: wxEuphoria Problem

• Posted by gbonvehi Aug 21, 2009
• 1070 views

A good solution to this problem would be to statically link wxWidgets, the size executable size will be bigger but at least you won't have the dependencies problem. Skype is a good example of a program that does this (it's QT actually).
http://www.wxwidgets.org/docs/technote/install.htm#other
Cheers,
Guillermo