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Before version 3.12, we still need to set CPACK_PACKAGE_VERSION
manually, and the subversions are actually wrongly defaulting to 0.1.1
(but we don't particularly care).
FindIntl has been there since CMake 3.2.
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But let's keep Lua in the downloader, to make cross-compiling easier.
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As well as shorter, strangely.
Symbols may technically exist directly in the root category now.
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GTK+ 3 has been almost abandoned, and there is little newer versions
could improve, so keep supporting the old and working 3.8.
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It opens a dialog.
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Now add text labels, and this project is functionally complete.
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Sadly, the line width depends on the widget's DPI, which seems to
even cause uneven lines on Windows, where virtual printers claim
high DPI. It might also be an unrelated problem.
Similarly, selected objects are exported highlighted.
Other than that, it works quite well.
Add a manifest to make the print dialog look nice with the older
GTK+ bundle we depend upon.
The RC file could theoretically be scanned for /\s+"([^"]+)"\s*$/,
unescaped, and the results configure_file()-stamped.
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It turns out the RC detection snippet is no longer necessary
after the recent CMake version bump.
The "name" argument in the UI file is redundant, implied by "action".
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Functionality has been verified to remain as it was
on a native Windows XP build using NSIS 3.08.
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As seen in Inkscape.
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The integration is broken and it spams with a warning message
when building on Windows directly.
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For some weird reason, GTK+ is trying to connect to URLs first,
which typically won't succeed these days.
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It needs its launch helper, luckily it's a tiny binary.
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The old GLib put up a good fight, it says "URIs not supported"
even for the file:// scheme.
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It is very difficult to set up Python or Ruby on Windows XP.
Simple HTML works better, everywhere, it covers all our needs,
and it isn't any harder to write.
This documentation is now installed.
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Using the GLib version from the GTK+ 3.8.2 bundle.
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Unlikely to be used by anyone, especially since it cannot produce
anything useful anymore.
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GNOME Idiots Inc. keep breaking everything,
sometimes in coöperation with KitWare KludgeMakers Ltd.
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This saves 20 MiB and 4 MiB of libraries in MSYS2 and bundle
builds respectively, in total, without any adverse effects.
The MSYS2 build remains bloated, due to the Adwaita icon theme.
Bump minimum CMake version to avoid a bug.
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Use the newer 3.0 string quoting to save some ugly escaping.
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CMake 3.9 has been proven to successfully unpack 7z archives.
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- Add a missing runtime library for gettext-tools.
- Remove the no longer necessary customized FindGettext.cmake,
since the downloaded gettext binaries are new enough.
- Make the installer at least ask to uninstall previous versions.
- Adjust the PATH of tests so that they'll run on Windows directly.
- Fix quoting so that the project will build inside paths with spaces.
- Resolve a GSettings deprecation warning.
- Update the README's build instructions as appropriate.
- Require CMake 3.9 because of the README's suggestion to fix
FindPkgConfig.cmake manually using separate_arguments(UNIX_COMMAND).
Tested build configurations:
- native Arch Linux,
- native Windows XP with the newest NSIS,
- Arch Linux Mingw-w64 i686 Win32Depends.cmake NSIS cross-build + XP,
- Arch Linux Mingw-w64 x86_64 MSYS2 NSIS cross-build + Windows 10.
Detected issues:
- The file save dialog will not add the extension automatically,
seen with MSYS2.
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Copy-pasting and exhaustion do not go well together.
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Mostly just so that the two options don't look the same.
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Now the script has nearly reached feature parity with Win32Depends.sh,
though it can't be easily run on Windows.
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In the end, all seems to work fairly well on Windows 10.
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We sometimes get a deselecting event when toying around with menus
and then dragging. There might be a simpler reproducer.
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