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[PFactorial]

waitwaitwait it's something about the libraries.

[Tiny]

If you havn't got there already....

You need to install the QT framework, it should be in whatever software mangement thing your distro uses, if not oyu can get it from http://qt.nokia.com/downloads.

[Peewee]

*screen capture of textual output*

*facepalm*

For future debugging, use

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[command and switches etc. goes here] > error.txtto send the output to a easy to share text file. (in forums just share like select all -> copy -> paste in forum)

[PFactorial]

is it possible to not install it? or is there another thing like dwarf therapist that doesn't require it? because i dont want my linux save file to go over 325 mb...

[Elaxter]

awesome! Thanks!

[bremarv]

is it possible to not install it? or is there another thing like dwarf therapist that doesn't require it? because i dont want my linux save file to go over 325 mb...

if you are going to use DT you need to have it. Also qt don't go into the df directory, you install it on the computer, kind of like having install graphics drivers to use your graphics card.

[PFactorial]

so is there a program that is like dwarf therapist but doesnt require QT?

[peterix]

so is there a program that is like dwarf therapist but doesnt require QT?

Why wouldn't you get QT? Doesn't puppy linux have a package manager?

[PFactorial]

Yes, but Qt is like 600 mbs. I'm not supposed to make my save file over around 250 mbs.

[peterix]

Yes, but Qt is like 600 mbs. I'm not supposed to make my save file over around 250 mbs.

Oh. I get it. You're using a weird distro that stuffs things into a mounted file (the 'save file') or something? I can tell you 64bit Qt on my machine is just 24MB while *compressed* - this is without debug symbols and documentation - just the libs and headers. You shouldn't need more space for it.

[nanomagnetic]

doesn't work sadly, "LD_LIBRARY_PATH=. ./bin/DwarfTherapist" gives me:

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./bin/DwarfTherapist: symbol lookup error: ./bin/DwarfTherapist: undefined symbol: _ZN9QHashData14detach_helper2EPFvPNS_4NodeEPvEPFvS1_Eii

I get the same error message when I try to run dt (The linux alpha that is). Down to the letter I think.

A search on this thread shows this linux issue was never resolved. I was able to reproduce that error by trying to run dwarf therapist .6.4 from the google code page while running 31.25

Probably not the best idea, but I thought was worth a shot after I was able to get both windows versions of DF and DT to run in wine.

So, I guess I don't have anymore insight into the undefined symbol. At the moment I'm compiling from source, and I'll see if that works out.

[Andir]

Yes, but Qt is like 600 mbs. I'm not supposed to make my save file over around 250 mbs.

Oh. I get it. You're using a weird distro that stuffs things into a mounted file (the 'save file') or something?

I would like more information on these solutions please.  (Personal request)

[Thundercraft]

Posting to watch this thread... 

[Thundercraft]

(toad edit: removed spambot interlude, not a double post)

Exactly.

You probably assumed that I used the "Notify" tab. But I don't use that function very often and when I do I disable it before long.

Like Farmerbob, I use the Show new replies to your posts link at the very top left corner of each page. And I use this link regularly to stay on top of topics I'm interested in and have posted at least once in. Personally, I find this more useful than the Show unread posts since last visit link or the Notify function.

[Joakim]

I added some functionality to the "Edit Filter Scripts..." menu that currently doesn't do anything. The change is in a cloned repository, but googlecode doesn't seem to update immediately. Hopefully it should appear soon.

http://code.google.com/r/joakimisraelsson86-dwarftherapist-script-editing/

EDIT: Aah, silly me being new with Mercurial... Now that I've realized the differences between commit and push, the changes have appeared.