Updated the INSTALL instructions.

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Building lookuplet
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lookuplet is now written in Python, using the Python/Gnome and Pythong/GTK
bindings. Thus, there is no building of lookuplet, but you will need a few
things installed to run it:
Python http://www.python.org/
GTK+ http://www.gtk.org/
gnome-libs http://www.gnome.org/
gnome-python http://www.gnome.org/
lookuplet is in the process of being rewritten in C++ using GLADE to
autogenerate code for the UI. As such you will need a variety of libraries
installed to build the program.
I use Debian Woody and I believe apt-get installing the following packages
will get you to where you need to be:
python-gnome
gnome-common
automake
autoconf
libgtk2.0-dev
libgnomemm2.0-dev
libgnomeuimm2.0-dev
I'm not sure whether there will be some missed dependencies, let me know
if you start from scratch and find some. lookuplet doesn't depend on any
special GNOME services, just the configuration stuff (gnome_config) and
some compound GTK widgets (like property_box).
if you start from scratch and find some.
Everything else should work out of the box. If you invoke 'make install'
it will attempt to install lookuplet int /usr/local, which can be changed
by setting DESTDIR in your environment or specifying its value to make on
the command line.
With that installed, invoke:
% ./autogen.sh
which will do a bunch of stuff and eventually run ./configure. You can
pass arguments to ./autogen.sh like --prefix to install somewhere other
than /usr/local. Then you can:
% make
which should build lookuplet which you can attempt to run like so:
% ./src/lookuplet
If that seems to work, then you can install it with:
% make install
Please let me know if you find that I've overlooked some build
requirements or instructions.
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Michael Bayne <mdb@samskivert.com>
$Id: INSTALL,v 1.5 2002/03/17 10:13:57 mdb Exp $
$Id: INSTALL,v 1.6 2003/11/28 21:38:13 mdb Exp $