[sylpheed:36119] Re: Configuring dev environment
Antonio Ospite
ao2 at ao2.it
Fri Jul 4 18:29:59 JST 2014
On Thu, 03 Jul 2014 22:32:56 +0200
Marco Bresciani <marcobresciani_1974 at libero.it> wrote:
> Hi all,
Hi Marco,
> as I wrote before, I thought about starting a new plugin for Sylpheed, to
> support WWWJDic in a way something similar to rikaichan plugin for Firefox (or
> rikaikun for Chrome).
>
> Anyway: I'm completely newbie with respect to Linux programming and I think I
> need a bit of help to configure the whole thing.
> I've installed gcc, g++ and all related things (build-essentials, ...)
> together with GTK+ 2.0.
>
> I'm working on a Trisquel GNU/Linux "Mini" (LXDE) environment and I've also
> installed Anjuta IDE and DevHelp packages and so on.
>
Trisquel is Debian based so in order to get all the stuff needed to
build sylpheed from source you can just use:
sudo apt-get build-dep sylpheed
> Than, I've proceeded by installing all Sylpheed-related packages. Let me list
> them: sylph-searcher, sylpheed, sylpheed-doc, sylpeed-i18n and
> sylpheed-plugins. Then I've also installed libsylph-dev and libsylph1.
> Looking at the plugin specifications I was searching for the plugin/test
> folder to try the building procedure of the demo/test plugin.
> But there was nothing. Specifically, in the sylpheed-plugins package I have
> these files (listed by synaptic):
>
> /usr/lib/sylpheed/plugins/attachment_tool.so
>
> but nothing more in the plugins folder and in all the files associated to the
> above packages there is no test.c or demo.c or whatever.
>
To get the plugin examples you need to get the source code, the
deb packages only provide the compiled binaries.
In order to get the source of a deb package you can use something like:
sudo apt-get source sylpheed
But maybe it's better if you use the upstream source repository like
explained in http://sylpheed.sraoss.jp/en/svn.html; there is a
page about plugins too http://sylpheed.sraoss.jp/en/plugin.html
Ciao ciao,
Antonio
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