Re: Re: undefined Symbol ...wxNotebookBase

> very bad idea!!!! after that my linux-box was clinical dead! 

Ouch.

> Ok, now I have Suse 8.2, so I can "start from scratch"... :-)

This should make life a little easier.

> did you forget --enable-gtk2? I thought for wx.NET I have to enable
> gtk2?

I purposely left it out in order to try it w/o GTK+2 support, since
your GTK+2 install seemed broken.

> yes I did so! And all worked fine! But --enable-gtk2 had no effect
> because of the problem that configure didn't find gtk2. (now with Suse
> I'm even not able to build wxGTK!)

To get rid of those errors, you'll also need the GTK+2 / GTK+
development packages.  The development package with have headers and
everything else required for development.  These should be available
from Suse in the form of:  <packagename-version>-dev.rpm

> Is it posible to use wxX11 with wx.NET? Or do I have to use wxGTK?

There is no rule that says wx.NET has to be used with wxGTK.

I gave wxX11 a try, and was unable to compile wx.NET, since wxGTK/wxMSW
have a few additions to the API that aren't available in wxX11.  

The main reason the website advertises wxGTK with GTK+2 is that this is
the environment I test on, and is probably the most common environment.

> Can you tell me which versions of for wxGTK necessary librarys and
> tools(pango, atk, glib, pkg-config....) you are using on your System?
> And which distribution you are using?

I use Gentoo for development, and RedHat 9.0 occasionally for testing.

Gentoo has about the latest stable release for everything, so gtk+
2.2.2, glib 2.2.2, pkgconfig 0.15.0, pango 1.2.3, and atk 1.2.4 .
 
> Is it possible to replay from the SourceForge-Website?

Hmmm... I just checked, and no it doesn't support posting :/


Cheers.

-- 
Bryan Bulten
http://www.bulten.ca/
http://wxnet.sourceforge.net/

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