Re: [Nautilus-list] Re: [Nautilus-test] Lots of Nautilus UI bugs from Bonobo switchover

[Ramiro Estrugo <ramiro eazel com>]

Sri Ramkrishna wrote:
> 
> On Fri, Oct 06, 2000 at 09:23:05AM -0700, John Sullivan wrote:
> > Darin and I have switched Nautilus over to using Bonobo HEAD, where the API
> > for the user interface features has been completely redesigned and
> > reimplemented. We made menus and toolbars and such work in the most basic
> > form, but there are many obvious bugs remaining. You might want to look at
> > the set of bugs I filed on these issues to see which problems are already
> > known. These are mostly in the range bugzilla.eazel.com 3495 to 3523. It
> > will take a couple of days at least before most things are back to normal,
> > and certainly a while longer before all these bugs are fixed.
> 
> John,
> 
> I attempted to build Nautilus from CVS shortly after the merge.  I don't
> now whether I've got it completely updated but I did remove teh whole
> source tree and updated properly.  What I see is that there is a mismatch
> between using bonobo-control.h and bonobo-ui-handler.  My build fails
> because of the struct Bonobo_UIHandler.  This is proper if you're
> using bonobo-ui-handler.h, but it's inconsistent.  in
> libnautilus/nautilus-clipboard.h, you're including bonobo-control.h which
> uses teh bonobo ui handler in bonobo-compat.h.  In wihc the
> structure should be BonoboUIHandler.  I haven't completed my build
> but I know I canp robably fix all this by changing Bonobo_UIHandler to
> BonoboUIHandler and including bonbobo-control.h instead of bonobo-ui-handler.h
> 
> Just wondering if this has been addressed and I can simply just pull another
> version out of cvs or not.  I prefer not to hack through all the code just
> to get it ot compile, since I have no idea what the effect it has during
> runtime.  I suspect I'll have a failure at some point.
> 
>         sri
>

If you have both the CVS HEAD of Nautilus And Bonobo, this should work. 
Maybe there is some weird dependency problem at work here ?

Try rm -rf the bonobo and nautilus directories.  However, I did not have
to do this in my source tree after the merge.

-re