CEGUI (Crazy Eddie's GUI) Forums

Hey :D, I'm using Debian or rather the Linux Mint Debian Distrubution, and I had no problems with using CMake to compile CEGUI. So the problem should be a client specific problem. I've already narrowed down the issue, and it seems to be with how the Debian maintainer is doing things. This would mea...

Hey :D, I'm using Debian or rather the Linux Mint Debian Distrubution, and I had no problems with using CMake to compile CEGUI. So the problem should be a client specific problem. I've already narrowed down the issue, and it seems to be with how the Debian maintainer is doing things. This would mea...

yaronct wrote:Deathsbreed: Which debian version and which cegui version?

Sorry, forgot to say that. I'm currently using the CEGUI from the Debian Testing/Stretch repos, currently at v0.8.7.

The project I'm working on is going to be using CEGUI for the GUI of our game (not surprising, CEGUI seems to be the only good GUI framework in C++ out there), and our project uses the CMake build system. My comrade uses a Fedora machine while I use Debian GNU/Linux, on his machine the FindCEGUI.cma...

Okay, so I managed to get the FindCEGUI.cmake from before working, the issue with it is that it makes the include path /usr/include/cegui-0.8.4/CEGUI/ when the CEGUI.h header refers to files such as CEGUI/Affector.h, which means that it does not exist to the compiler. What I did is that I grabbed a ...

Hello, I've also been having this issue with the Debian repo version of CEGUI. Creating a Symbolic link (as mpreisler suggests in the excerpt quoted by Kulik) works, however I wouldn't call that a complete solution. I am not sure if this naming convention for the include directory has to do with Deb...