[Gambas-user] Package creation failed to include gambas dependencies.

[sundar j]

> I also found another strange issue with the created package. I 
installed created package on Kubuntu with out dependency error. But when
 i tried to run from menu it shows error message

> "This application has raised an unexpected error and must abort"

> [45] File or directory does not exist.

> Fmain._new.10

> However it works when i run executable from application directory.

Ok. This is because package.gambas unable to execute shell script which was placed inside project directory. Solved it after using Temp$.

Beno  t Minisini,

Ok got it. Is it not possible to include all dependencies when package is being compiled and compressed right from the IDE. This way i need not have to worry about users knowledge on library dependency (only in linux) and their internet connection. You can provide an option of checkbox or name of the package/library to include dependencies in packaging wizard . Please consider this as feature request. 


From: Beno  t Minisini <gambas at ...1...>
Sent: Sat, 23 Jun 2012 01:45:50 
To: mailing list for gambas users <gambas-user at lists.sourceforge.net>
Subject: Re: [Gambas-user] Package creation failed to include gambas dependencies.
Le 19/06/2012 16:41, sundar j a écrit :

> Some how i managed to complete my first project in gambas. Now I am trying to build a .deb package for Ubuntu but struck there.  As indicated by Google this question has been asked many time in various forum and threads and (they) found solution. However the solution did not work for me.

>

> The question is, how do you make installation package from gambas which can run on other system which does not have gambas installed? I tried to make the .deb package from kubuntu 12.04 with gambas 3.1 installed. The result says success after creating package but when i tried to install it on ubuntu 12.04 it failed with following dependency errors:-

>

> sundar at ...2870...:~$ sudo dpkg -i multibootusb_4.7-1_all.deb

> [sudo] password for sundar:

> Selecting previously unselected package multibootusb.

> (Reading database ... 218672 files and directories currently installed.)

> Unpacking multibootusb (from multibootusb_4.7-1_all.deb) ...

> dpkg: dependency problems prevent configuration of multibootusb:

>   multibootusb depends on gambas3-runtime (>= 3.0.90); however:

>    Package gambas3-runtime is not installed.

>   multibootusb depends on gambas3-runtime (= 3.0.90); however:

>    Package gambas3-gb-image is not installed.

>   multibootusb depends on gambas3-gb-image (= 3.0.90); however:

>    Package gambas3-gb-gui is not installed.

>   multibootusb depends on gambas3-gb-gui (= 3.0.90); however:

>    Package gambas3-gb-form is not installed.

>   multibootusb depends on gambas3-gb-form (= 0.9.23); however:

>    Package pmount is not installed.

>   multibootusb depends on fuseiso (>= 20070702); however:

>    Package fuseiso is not installed.

> dpkg: error processing multibootusb (--install):

>   dependency problems - leaving unconfigured

> Processing triggers for desktop-file-utils ...

> Processing triggers for bamfdaemon ...

> Rebuilding /usr/share/applications/bamf.index...

> Processing triggers for gnome-menus ...

> Errors were encountered while processing:

>   multibootusb

>

> So does gambas include (gambas) dependency packages like gambas3-runtime when we select installation package from IDE? If not what is the solution to it? Why cant there be an official guide/tutorial on creating packages from IDE?

>

> I also found another strange issue with the created package. I installed created package on Kubuntu with out dependency error. But when i tried to run from menu it shows error message

> "This application has raised an unexpected error and must abort"

> [45] File or directory does not exist.

> Fmain._new.10

> However it works when i run executable from application directory.

>

>

> Regards,

> J Sundar



There is a problem at the moment: Ubuntu and other Debian-base 

distributions do not have official gambas3 packages yet. So when you try 

to install a package made by the IDE, you have these failed dependencies.



You must use unofficial repositories to fulfil the required dependencies.



-- 

Benoît Minisini



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