I finally gave up on trying to get the
tcltklib file to work. By the way, it is
in /ruby/ruby1.8.5/ext/tk directory now,
not the /etc/tcltk directory (which doesn’t
seem to exist).
I finally found the ruby-tcltk rpm for
my linux system (fedora 5), but when I
try to install it, it says it can’t find
libtk8.4.so
which exists in /usr/local/bin and in /usr/local.
Any ideas where it should be kept so it can be found
rpm?
thanks in advance
john slimick
[email protected]
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Datum: Mon, 26 Nov 2007 07:50:00 +0900
Von: John S. [email protected]
An: [email protected]
Betreff: Still trying to install ruby/tk
libtk8.4.so
which exists in /usr/local/bin and in /usr/local.
Any ideas where it should be kept so it can be found
rpm?
thanks in advance
john slimick
[email protected]
Dear John,
I think this is a path setting issue.
Here’s a discussion about installing TCl/Tk on Solaris, but I think
it will apply to Fedora as well:
Best regards,
Axel
To answer my own problem, I got ruby/tk working
this evening. To get this done:
(1) I installed ActiveTcl (which defaults into /opt)
(2) I went back to the /etc/tk directory, and changed
the hard-coded paths to ones where things might actually
be found
(3) I set the LD_LIBRARY_PATH per the README.ActiveTcl file
(4) I ran extconf.rb with the CONFIGURE arguments per
the README.tcltklib file
I have another installation to do tomorrow. I hope
this works a second time.
This was a difficult installation.
john slimick
[email protected]