On Thu, 2002-05-23 at 10:15, Clancy, Shane W. wrote: > > I just wrote a Gnome app using Glade and have run into a problem I haven't > seen before. Usually, when you design an app with Glade and tell it to > build the source, you end up with standard files and directories (intl, > macros, pixmaps, po and src). Just ./autogen.sh, and make to see the > product. Today, I wrote a test app using glade and when it built the source > directories it replaced the 'intl' directory with one called 'm4'. As a > result, the program will not build. It's been a month or two since I used > Glade last, and the only changes I've made to my system was to go from RH > 7.2 to RH 7.3. I use Ximian Desktop to keep my libs and apps up to date. > > Any ideas or suggestions? That's a change to gettext, not to glade. You should be able to either: 1) Edit macros/autogen.sh and add the --intl flag to the calls to gettextize, or 2) Edit the configure.in file and change the line AM_GNU_GETTEXT to AM_GNU_GETTEXT([external]) I know the former works. I think the latter works, if and only if you are using a version of glibc that has gettext support builtin. David
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