Re: submit a new package gcin

At Thu, 16 Jul 2009 00:24:51 +0800,
Ray Chen wrote:
> 
> gcin is an input method framework for Chinese.
> Home page: http://hyperrate.com/dir.php?eid=67 (mainly written in Chinese)
> The project is created by the original author of xcin: Edward Liu (eliu)
> I have packaged gcin for openSUSE in my home:swyear for years
> Many linux users would rather use gcin when they don't want to use scim
> I think our openSUSE should supply gcin as an optional choice for these people.
> For now, Mandriva, Debian, Fedora (and Ubuntu) have offical build of gcin.
> 
> BTW, gcin can use as an front end of anthy
> so if you use Japanese and want to try...
> Install gcin and anthy
> edit your ~/.profile to add
> export INPUT_METHOD=gcin
> after relogin to X
> press "Ctrl-Alt =" can switch to input Japanese.
> 
> Now the package is available in M17N:Devel for 11.1
> But fail for 11.0 and 10.3
> It's strange, because gcin can build success in my home:swyear ???

Judging from the build log, the path of moc looks strange.  For Qt4,
it's in /usr/bin.  It looks like a wrong prefix is passed for qt4.
Unlike Qt3, Qt4 stuff is installed in the standard path like /usr/bin,
/usr/include.

> For Factory fail too...Not sure what's the change in Factory

The errors on FACTORY are likely due to the wrong order of libraries
to be linked.  For example, -lX11 has to be almost at the last.


Takashi
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