pacman -Ql libglademm
and seek for sth like glademm.
maybe it also changed from galde-- to glademm.in this case
ln -s PATH_TO_GLADEMM /usr/bin/glade--so glade-- will point to the correct one, and Glade-2 will find it
Unfortunately, libglademm has no executable listed in pacman -Ql libglademm and arch's repo has only libglade, glade and libglademm, so it seems glade-- (or glademm) does not exist. Shouldn't it exist a glademm pkg?
]]>Thanks I think I'll try the sources, because libglade with libglademm installed has no glade--
pacman -Ql libglademm
and seek for sth like glademm.
maybe it also changed from galde-- to glademm.
in this case
ln -s PATH_TO_GLADEMM /usr/bin/glade--
so glade-- will point to the correct one, and Glade-2 will find it
]]>Sorry, there's no 'glade2' here nor anywhere in my system.
Sorry, it was glade-2, not glade2...
But I read your original post wrong. You wanted glademm... I can't help you with that. Try what zeppelin said.
glademm aka glade-- (old name)
issudo pacman -S libglademm
$ sudo pacman -Q libglademm
libglademm 2.4.1-1
pacman -Ql libglade
and see for glade--
if there is none, then maybe it's now called glademm [I don't remember]
if htat's the case
just ln -s it... so glade-2 will see it and there you go.see here for the sources [if you need them]
http://home.wtal.de/petig/Gtk/if I were you I would consider working with .glade and imported them and of course use PyGTK and Python.
GoodLuck
Thanks I think I'll try the sources, because libglade with libglademm installed has no glade--
]]>The command to start it is 'glade2'. Try that.
pacman -Ql glade
glade /opt/
glade /opt/gnome/
glade /opt/gnome/bin/
glade /opt/gnome/bin/glade-2
glade /opt/gnome/share/
glade /opt/gnome/share/applications/
Sorry, there's no 'glade2' here nor anywhere in my system.
]]>sudo pacman -S libglademm
pacman -Ql libglade
and see for glade--
if there is none, then maybe it's now called glademm [I don't remember]
if htat's the case
just ln -s it... so glade-2 will see it and there you go.
see here for the sources [if you need them]
http://home.wtal.de/petig/Gtk/
if I were you I would consider working with .glade and imported them and of course use PyGTK and Python.
GoodLuck
Thanks
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