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You don't need DSSS to build Tango. Follow the linux manual build and install instructions cmd=if [ ! -z "$o" ]; then ar rc $o $i; fi

This is due to a problem with ar on OS X in c ...

Thanks for pointing out that Makefile. I was able to build gtkD using GDC with it almost as-is (after updating it to match the current source). A few edits and I was able to use LDC (finally!).

The ...

The sed errors probably come from trunk/demos/demoselect.sh this shouldn't be a big problem.
demoselect.sh sets up the dsss.conf for the demos, you can do this manually or build the demos separately. ...

Well, I'm not sure where the sed thing comes in, because I went directly into the gtkd/src directory and tried "dsss build" there. Now there is no sed error, but I still get the erro:
gtkc/ ...

I'm hoping someone can shed some light on what's going wrong for me. This may be a DSS bug (see below), but since gtkD is being used on OS X I thought I'd ask here first to see if anyone else encounte ...

Alright, I think I found the problem. It seems that way back in revision 70, the autoindent was hard-coded into the scintilla lexer dll as a const 4. The problem is that the files needed to rebuild it ...

I just downloaded the svn trunk, which evidently contains a newly-built .exe and it still shows the same behavior.

Incidentally, the most recent svn revision is 211, but the download on the projec ...

using the 0.221 build (and actually going back a few releases) no matter what the Tab Width and Tab Indents are set to, when a new code section is created with curly brackets and the Enter key pressed ...

makeAll and compd are deprecated? Then I guess the [url=http://www.dsource.org/projects/gtkd/wiki/GettingStarted]Getting Started page should be changed, since it says "just run the included makeA ...

On Windows, makeAll wouldn't complete. After some checking, it turns out that building the library completed, but compiling the tests failed. So, I manually copied the gtkd.lib file to the d\dmd\lib f ...

I may write something like that for an intermediate build, since getting semantic error reporting right may take a while.

Oh thanks, that would really help a lot!

Yes, I've seen the video on upcoming features, and I'm super excited. D is a great language and deserves a great IDE, and I think Descent is going to be the one.

However, what I'm talking about is ...

I just started using Descent. I've got it installed and working properly with the I20071218 Stream Integration build of Eclipse (except I use "bud" instead of "rebuild" for the Ext ...

I haven't narrowed it down yet, but I can tell you that it's not in the combobox.d source. The only change from the release to the snapshot is the protected constructors, and just to be sure I re-buil ...

I'm not sure about previous snapshots (I'm just now starting to use DFL), but with the December 6th snapshot comboboxes don't drop down on single-clicking the drop arrow. Actually, it does drop down b ...