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Bug #7505
closed4.3.0 Windows Compile Error: WRasterImage-d2d1.C
Status:
Closed
Priority:
Normal
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-
Target version:
-
Start date:
03/26/2020
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Description
There is a compilation error when building on Windows using WT_WRASTERIMAGE_IMPLEMENTATION = Direct2D:
[ 87%] Building CXX object src/CMakeFiles/wt.dir/Wt/WRasterImage-d2d1.C.obj D:\Dev\BuildLibs\wt\wt-4.3.0\src\Wt\WRasterImage-d2d1.C: In member function 'vir
tual void Wt::WRasterImage::drawText(const Wt::WRectF&, Wt::WFlags<Wt::AlignmentFlag>, Wt::TextFlag, const Wt::WString&, const Wt::WPointF*)':
D:\Dev\BuildLibs\wt\wt-4.3.0\src\Wt\WRasterImage-d2d1.C:965:11: error: 'class Wt::FontSupport::FontMatch' has no member named 'textFormat'
965 | match.textFormat()->SetParagraphAlignment(DWRITE_PARAGRAPH_ALIGNMENT_NEAR);
| ^~~~~~~~~~
D:\Dev\BuildLibs\wt\wt-4.3.0\src\Wt\WRasterImage-d2d1.C:968:11: error: 'class Wt::FontSupport::FontMatch' has no member named 'textFormat'
968 | match.textFormat()->SetParagraphAlignment(DWRITE_PARAGRAPH_ALIGNMENT
_CENTER);
| ^~~~~~~~~~
D:\Dev\BuildLibs\wt\wt-4.3.0\src\Wt\WRasterImage-d2d1.C:971:11: error: 'class Wt::FontSupport::FontMatch' has no member named 'textFormat'
971 | match.textFormat()->SetParagraphAlignment(DWRITE_PARAGRAPH_ALIGNMENT
_FAR);
| ^~~~~~~~~~
D:\Dev\BuildLibs\wt\wt-4.3.0\src\Wt\WRasterImage-d2d1.C:978:11: error: 'class Wt::FontSupport::FontMatch' has no member named 'textFormat'
978 | match.textFormat()->SetTextAlignment(DWRITE_TEXT_ALIGNMENT_LEADING);
| ^~~~~~~~~~
D:\Dev\BuildLibs\wt\wt-4.3.0\src\Wt\WRasterImage-d2d1.C:981:11: error: 'class Wt::FontSupport::FontMatch' has no member named 'textFormat'
981 | match.textFormat()->SetTextAlignment(DWRITE_TEXT_ALIGNMENT_CENTER);
| ^~~~~~~~~~
D:\Dev\BuildLibs\wt\wt-4.3.0\src\Wt\WRasterImage-d2d1.C:984:11: error: 'class Wt::FontSupport::FontMatch' has no member named 'textFormat'
984 | match.textFormat()->SetTextAlignment(DWRITE_TEXT_ALIGNMENT_TRAILING)
;
| ^~~~~~~~~~
D:\Dev\BuildLibs\wt\wt-4.3.0\src\Wt\WRasterImage-d2d1.C:988:55: error: 'class Wt::FontSupport' has no member named 'writeFactory'
988 | IDWriteFactory *writeFactory = impl_->fontSupport_->writeFactory();
| ^~~~~~~~~~~~
D:\Dev\BuildLibs\wt\wt-4.3.0\src\Wt\WRasterImage-d2d1.C:993:11: error: 'class Wt::FontSupport::FontMatch' has no member named 'textFormat'
993 | match.textFormat(),
| ^~~~~~~~~~
mingw32-make[2]: *** [src\CMakeFiles\wt.dir\build.make:4885: src/CMakeFiles/wt.dir/Wt/WRasterImage-d2d1.C.obj] Error 1
mingw32-make[1]: *** [CMakeFiles\Makefile2:512: src/CMakeFiles/wt.dir/all] Error 2
mingw32-make: *** [Makefile:129: all] Error 2
I didn't use WRasterImage so far, so I didn't notice yet ... but now I'd like to use it :-)
Updated by Roel Standaert over 4 years ago
That's surprising, we always do our Windows builds with Direct2D. But you're using MinGW, maybe?
Updated by Stefan Bn over 4 years ago
Its MinGW 9.2 on Windows 10. I applied a quick hack to ./src/CMakeLists.txt:
#IF(HAVE_HARU OR "${WT_WRASTERIMAGE_IMPLEMENTATION}" STREQUAL "GraphicsMagick" OR "${WT_WRASTERIMAGE_IMPLEMENTATION}" STREQUAL "Direct2D")
# IF(HAVE_PANGO AND NOT "${WT_WRASTERIMAGE_IMPLEMENTATION}" STREQUAL "Direct2D")
# SET(libsources ${libsources} Wt/FontSupport.h Wt/FontSupportPango.C)
# SET(WT_FONTSUPPORT_PANGO true)
# ELSEIF(HAVE_DIRECTWRITE)
# SET(libsources ${libsources} Wt/FontSupport.h Wt/FontSupportDirectWrite.C)
# SET(WT_FONTSUPPORT_DIRECTWRITE true)
# ELSE(HAVE_PANGO AND NOT "${WT_WRASTERIMAGE_IMPLEMENTATION}" STREQUAL "Direct2D")
# SET(libsources ${libsources} Wt/FontSupport.h Wt/FontSupportSimple.C)
# SET(WT_FONTSUPPORT_SIMPLE true)
# ENDIF(HAVE_PANGO AND NOT "${WT_WRASTERIMAGE_IMPLEMENTATION}" STREQUAL "Direct2D")
#ENDIF(HAVE_HARU OR "${WT_WRASTERIMAGE_IMPLEMENTATION}" STREQUAL "GraphicsMagick" OR "${WT_WRASTERIMAGE_IMPLEMENTATION}" STREQUAL "Direct2D")
SET(libsources ${libsources} Wt/FontSupport.h Wt/FontSupportDirectWrite.C)
SET(WT_FONTSUPPORT_DIRECTWRITE true)
With this Wt 4.3.0 compiles fine using MinGW including WRasterImage-d2d1 and WRasterImage is working in my code.
Updated by Roel Standaert over 4 years ago
Right, so the issue must be that earlier on, CMake does not set HAVE_DIRECTWRITE to true.
Updated by Roel Standaert over 4 years ago
- Status changed from New to Resolved
Ok, I enabled DirectWrite when using MinGW, and also set Direct2D to be enabled by default. I also changed the libs that we're linking it to lowercase, for cross-compiling from Linux (Linux is case sensitive).
Updated by Roel Standaert about 4 years ago
- Status changed from Resolved to Closed
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