![]() You can click or press Alt+Down to show the list of recent search entries. If necessary, specify the search options. In the Find in Files dialog, enter the search string. ![]() Press Ctrl+Shift+F or choose Edit | Find | Find in Files. If you want to search only specific part of your solution, select the corresponding node in the Solution Explorer. If you are looking for types, members, files, actions, or settings, use Search Everywhere ( Ctrl+N, G or Shift twice). Explore search results in the preview tab or in the Find window. MACOSX_BUNDLE_GUI_IDENTIFIER " can search and replace text in the entire solution, project, any directory with its nested hierarchy, or in any scope. MACOSX_BUNDLE_COPYRIGHT "Copyright wxWidgets" # Define the build target for the executableĪdd_executable($ PROPERTIES # Define a variable containing a list of source files for the project # Include the wxWidgets use file to initialize various settings # Declare the minimum required CMake versionįind_package(wxWidgets 3.1 COMPONENTS core base REQUIRED) # wxBUILD_SAMPLES option when using cmake on the library # If you want to build the minimal and other samples please use the # This file is just a sample to show using cmake from an application # Copyright: (c) 2016 wxWidgets development team # Purpose: Sample CMake file to show usage of cmake for wxWidgets users You should get a dialog asking if you want to Import as a new CMake project, Cancel or Open Existing Project.Ĭode: Select all # Well, now for the part we've all been waiting for! Open CLion and select "Import Project" and navigate to the Samples folder in the SOURCE directory (this is the original directory that you downloaded, NOT the build directory that you just built the library into). wx-config -versionĪt the time of this writing, I'd installed 3.1.1 and indeed, this command returns 3.1.1, so we're good to go. If anybody has any ideas, I'm all ears.ħ) Check what version you have installed by typing. ![]() Haven't squashed that one yet, but for what I'm doing it doesn't seem to hurt anything. On my system, using the configuration above, I had no errors, but did get some warning about an audio toolkit. It's optional, but it definitely speeds up the build process.Ħ) This is a long process and the library is built. Therefore, if you have 4 cores, use -j4, etc. I've read you shouldn't make this number larger than the number of physical cores you have. The -j8 options tells the system to use 8 processes. This is the step where the system will compile the library, using the configuration options given in the step above. I had to read up on BASH scripting to get what this all meant.ĥ) Once the configuration is complete, I typed: make -j8 Thirdly, the -prefix="$(pwd)" option instructs the library to be INSTALLED into Present Working Directory (ie pwd). Secondly, the -with-cxx=11 option tells the system to build using C++11, which I needed to do to eliminate some warnings I was getting. If you place your build directory differently, you'll have to modify this. wxWidgets-3.1.1/configure command is telling the system to step out of your build directory and INTO the source directory that you downloaded and unZipped in order to run the configure script. wxWidgets-3.1.1/configure -disable-shared -enable-debug -enable-stl -with-cxx=11 -with-macosx-version-min=10.12 -prefix="$(pwd)"Ī few notes about this: The. This is the folder into which we will build the library, and link to it.Ĥ) Open a terminal window and cd into the wxWidgets-Debug folder (cd ~/Documents/wxWidgets-Debug in my case)ĥ) Inside this folder type. Here's what worked for me, step by step, for anybody who's interested.ġ) I downloaded the latest build (3.1.1) and unzipped it.Ģ) I moved the unZipped folder into my Documents folder (/Users/Documents/wxWidgets-3.1.1 in my case)ģ) Also inside the Documents folder I created a new folder called wxWidgets-Debug CLion uses a CMake based build system, and there is a bunch of confusing, contradictory, outdated, and flat-out wrong information out there about how to use CLion with the wxWidgets library.
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