Re: build without Thunderbird support

[Pierre Östlund <pierre ostlund gmail com>]

Obviously, this was bound to happen... When Thunderbird support isn't 
built, neither are it's utility classes, which beagle-search requires to 
compile.

From a developers perspective, this could be fixed by a) not excluding 
the utility classes when building without Thunderbird support or b) 
using something similar to #ifdef and only build Thunderbird specific 
code (outside of the Thunderbird backend itself) when we are asked to 
(--enable-thunderbird). I would prefer b). Could anyone with more 
knowledge of the build system comment on this (mainly if it's possible)?

Thanks!

Pierre

Paul Wellner Bou skrev:
> Hi,
>
> I tried to compile beagle without thunderbird support (configure 
> --disable-thunderbird) because I don't need the mail index very much (as 
> there is no way to open thunderbird mails from another application) and 
> the debian sid version of beagle i have crashes with the thunderbird 
> backend.
>
> Well, i configured and tried to make beagle:
> ./Tiles/MailMessage.cs(139,23): error CS0103: The name `Thunderbird' 
> does not exist in the context of `Search.Tiles.MailMessage'
>
> I commented the else if block out and it worked. But I don't think that 
> this is the wished behaviour. :-)
>
> Regards
> Paul.
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