[ sorry for the formatting ]

  Hello,

> Sorry to be the first to po=
st a downer, but I'm still having trouble
> building my application usin=
g perlapp if I use any 2.6 version of Wx :(

  Which Windows version is=
 it?
 
> I've narrowed it down to Wx::Html. If I do a 'use Wx::Html' it=
 won't
> build and I get the error dialog shown at
> http://dazz.afoyi.=
com/stuff/wxperl_html_error.png

  Another user (with an older wxPerl v=
ersion) reported
a crash on exit on Win95 with PerlApp. No idea if this=0D
=
is related.

Regards
Mattia
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Mattia Barbon <mattia.barbon@libero.it> wrote:
> [ sorry for the formatting ]
> 
>   Hello,
> 
> 
>>Sorry to be the first to post a downer, but I'm still having trouble
>>building my application using perlapp if I use any 2.6 version of Wx :(
> 
> 
>   Which Windows version is it?

Sorry, WinXPSP2.

>>I've narrowed it down to Wx::Html. If I do a 'use Wx::Html' it won't
>>build and I get the error dialog shown at
>>http://dazz.afoyi.com/stuff/wxperl_html_error.png
> 
> 
>   Another user (with an older wxPerl version) reported
> a crash on exit on Win95 with PerlApp. No idea if this
> is related.

This happens at "compile" time, not runtime.

Regards
Darryl

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On Wed, 13 Jul 2005 18:52:31 +0930 Darryl Ross <spam@afoyi.com> wrote:

> >>I've narrowed it down to Wx::Html. If I do a 'use Wx::Html' it won't
> >>build and I get the error dialog shown at
> >>http://dazz.afoyi.com/stuff/wxperl_html_error.png
> > 
> > 
> >   Another user (with an older wxPerl version) reported
> > a crash on exit on Win95 with PerlApp. No idea if this
> > is related.
> 
> This happens at "compile" time, not runtime.

  Yes, however this code:

perl -MWx -MWx::Html -e 42

was enough to reproduce the Win95 crash. If PerlApp tries to load
the modules it packages, this might cause the problem. But this is
trying to guess how PerlApp works.

Regards
Mattia

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Mattia Barbon wrote:
> On Wed, 13 Jul 2005 18:52:31 +0930 Darryl Ross <spam@afoyi.com> wrote:
> 
>>>>I've narrowed it down to Wx::Html. If I do a 'use Wx::Html' it won't
>>>>build and I get the error dialog shown at
>>>>http://dazz.afoyi.com/stuff/wxperl_html_error.png
>>>
>>>  Another user (with an older wxPerl version) reported
>>>a crash on exit on Win95 with PerlApp. No idea if this
>>>is related.
>>
>>This happens at "compile" time, not runtime.
> 
>   Yes, however this code:
> 
> perl -MWx -MWx::Html -e 42
> 
> was enough to reproduce the Win95 crash. If PerlApp tries to load
> the modules it packages, this might cause the problem. But this is
> trying to guess how PerlApp works.

Comes straight back to the prompt under WinXP.

Digging further, I've narrowed it down to the call to Wx::wx_boot on
line 24 of Wx/Html.pm. If I comment that out the application builds
without errors but dies with the following error at runtime:

  Unrecognised character \xEF at /PerlApp/Wx.pm line 1
  BEGIN failed--compilation aborted at /PerlApp/WxBrowser.pm line 26
  BEGIN failed--compilation aborted at wxbrowser.pl line 30

Line 26 of my WxBrowser.pm is "use Wx qw[:everything];"
Line 30 of my wxbrowser.pl is "use WxBrowser;"

Playing around in the wx_boot function in the Wx.pm file, if I comment
out the call to XSLoader::load on line 144 the crash shown in the
screenshot I posted does not occur, but I do get the "perlapp.exe has
encountered an error, would you like to send the details to Microsoft"
dialog. This could be related to some other module needing that call though.

By the way, both those line offsets are for wxperl 0.25.

I downloaded a trial version of the latest Perl Dev Kit from Activestate
and this problem still occurs, so I believe it would be reproducible if
you are able to try. The attached program is the smallest example I
could create that demonstrates the problem.

Wx 2.4 seems to have some "issues" with not collapsing borders around
items that have been hidden (at least when coming from XRC) which is why
  I'd like to get a 2.6 version working.

Regards
Darryl


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use Wx;
use strict;

package MyFrame;
use Wx qw[:everything];
use Wx::Html;
use base qw(Wx::Frame);
use strict;

sub new {
	my( $self, $parent, $id, $title, $pos, $size, $style, $name ) = @_;
	$parent = undef              unless defined $parent;
	$id     = -1                 unless defined $id;
	$title  = ""                 unless defined $title;
	$pos    = wxDefaultPosition  unless defined $pos;
	$size   = wxDefaultSize      unless defined $size;
	$name   = ""                 unless defined $name;
	$style = wxDEFAULT_FRAME_STYLE 
		unless defined $style;
	$self = $self->SUPER::new( $parent, $id, $title, $pos, $size, $style, $name );
	$self->SetTitle("frame_1");
	$self->{sizer_1} = Wx::BoxSizer->new(wxVERTICAL);
	$self->{window_1} = Wx::HtmlWindow->new($self, -1);
	$self->{window_1}->SetSize(300,300);
	$self->{window_1}->SetPage('<html><head><title>Test</title></head><body><h1>Hello!</h1><p>Hello World</p></body></html>');
	$self->{sizer_1}->Add($self->{window_1}, 1, wxEXPAND, 0);
	$self->SetAutoLayout(1);
	$self->SetSizer($self->{sizer_1});
	$self->{sizer_1}->Fit($self);
	$self->{sizer_1}->SetSizeHints($self);
	$self->Layout();
	return $self;
}

package MyApp;
use base qw(Wx::App);
use strict;
sub OnInit {
	my( $self ) = shift;
	Wx::InitAllImageHandlers();
	my $frame_1 = MyFrame->new();
	$self->SetTopWindow($frame_1);
	$frame_1->Show(1);
	return 1;
}

package main;
unless(caller){
	my $app = MyApp->new();
	$app->MainLoop();
}

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Darryl,

I think you will be OK loading Wx::Html at runtime - rather than 
compile, so use
require Wx::Html;
and PerlApp should work fine.

Personally, when I used PerlApp, I never put the Wx distribution (or, 
for example, DBD modules with a whole range of dll's) in the PerlApp exe.
I always installed them directly in the runlib directory which PerlApp 
shoves in @INC for you.  Solves all sorts of PerlApp problems.


Regards

Mark








Darryl Ross wrote:
> Mattia Barbon <mattia.barbon@libero.it> wrote:
> 
>>>[ sorry for the formatting ]
>>>
>>>  Hello,
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>Sorry to be the first to post a downer, but I'm still having trouble
>>>>building my application using perlapp if I use any 2.6 version of Wx :(
>>>
>>>
>>>  Which Windows version is it?
> 
> 
> Sorry, WinXPSP2.
> 
> 
>>>>I've narrowed it down to Wx::Html. If I do a 'use Wx::Html' it won't
>>>>build and I get the error dialog shown at
>>>>http://dazz.afoyi.com/stuff/wxperl_html_error.png
>>>
>>>
>>>  Another user (with an older wxPerl version) reported
>>>a crash on exit on Win95 with PerlApp. No idea if this
>>>is related.
> 
> 
> This happens at "compile" time, not runtime.
> 
> Regards
> Darryl
> 

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Hi Mark,

Thank you for your suggestion.

> I think you will be OK loading Wx::Html at runtime - rather than 
> compile, so use "require Wx::Html;" and PerlApp should work fine.

I have tried this (and just tried it again to be sure) and it still
comes up with the same 'The memory could not be "read".' error that it
was coming up with before.

> Personally, when I used PerlApp, I never put the Wx distribution (or,
> for example, DBD modules with a whole range of dll's) in the PerlApp exe.
> I always installed them directly in the runlib directory which PerlApp
> shoves in @INC for you.  Solves all sorts of PerlApp problems.

So, if I get this right, you still 'use' the modules, but trim the
modules out when building it and just put the dlls (or the .pm files
too?) into the app directory?

Can you elaborate a little bit more?

Regards
Darryl

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Darryl,

Using PerlApp 6.0.1, 'require Wx::Html' works OK for me.
You also have to 'require' the following modules. rather than 'use':
require Wx::Html;
require Wx::Grid;
require Wx::Calendar;
require Wx::Region;
require Wx::Socket;
require Wx::STC;
require Wx::Timer;
require Wx::XRC;
require Wx::FS;

or you'll get the same error.

On the RunLib question, PerlApp puts your 'runlib' in the @INC array. 
So, to keep things perlish, if you have an install directory, 
installDir, you might put your executable and the perl58.dll in 
'installDir\bin'. You can define your 'Run Lib' in PerlApp as a relative 
path to your executable, so if you define it as '../lib' that means that 
your installation has to put the relevant module files in installDir\lib.
Under installDir\lib, it should look exactly as it does under 
c:\perl\site\lib (assuming a default ActiveState setup)

So you would have
installDir\lib\Wx.pm
installDir\lib\Wx\Event.pm
..... etc .....
installDir\lib\auto\Wx\Wx.dll
installDir\lib\auto\Wx\wxbase26u_net_vc_custom.dll
.......etc......

Effectively for Wx you can do a simple copy. (if you're using your own 
compile of wxPerl, remember not to bother distributing the build and 
debug files e.g. .lib and .pdb extensions.)

The only problem with this is that when you trim 'Wx', you lose all its 
dependencies - which are

Carp;
Exporter;
Tie::Handle;
XSLoader;
overload;
strict;
vars;

So you need to add these to your 'Add Modules' section in PerlApp if 
they're not needed by any other modules.

The only disadvantage is that you need to build an installation prog - 
with InnoSetup for example, but you're probably already doing this anyway.

Regards

Mark













Darryl Ross wrote:
> Hi Mark,
> 
> Thank you for your suggestion.
> 
> 
>>>I think you will be OK loading Wx::Html at runtime - rather than 
>>>compile, so use "require Wx::Html;" and PerlApp should work fine.
> 
> 
> I have tried this (and just tried it again to be sure) and it still
> comes up with the same 'The memory could not be "read".' error that it
> was coming up with before.
> 
> 
>>>Personally, when I used PerlApp, I never put the Wx distribution (or,
>>>for example, DBD modules with a whole range of dll's) in the PerlApp exe.
>>>I always installed them directly in the runlib directory which PerlApp
>>>shoves in @INC for you.  Solves all sorts of PerlApp problems.
> 
> 
> So, if I get this right, you still 'use' the modules, but trim the
> modules out when building it and just put the dlls (or the .pm files
> too?) into the app directory?
> 
> Can you elaborate a little bit more?
> 
> Regards
> Darryl
> 

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Darryl Ross wrote:
>>>>>I've narrowed it down to Wx::Html. If I do a 'use Wx::Html' it won't
>>>>>build and I get the error dialog shown at
>>>>>http://dazz.afoyi.com/stuff/wxperl_html_error.png

Hi. FYI, I tried "use"ing all the Wx modules and found
there are only four that cause the crash with PerlApp.

use Wx;
use Wx::App;
use Wx::ArtProvider;
use Wx::Calendar;
use Wx::DateTime;
use Wx::DND;
#use Wx::DocView;          # crash!
use Wx::DropSource;
use Wx::Event;
use Wx::FS;
#use Wx::Grid;             # crash!
use Wx::Help;
#use Wx::Html;             # crash!
use Wx::Locale;
use Wx::MDI;
use Wx::Menu;
use Wx::Perl::Carp;
use Wx::Perl::SplashFast;
#use Wx::Print;            # crash!
use Wx::RadioBox;
use Wx::Region;
use Wx::Socket;
use Wx::STC;
use Wx::Timer;
use Wx::Wx_Exp;
use Wx::XRC;

> Playing around in the wx_boot function in the Wx.pm file, if I comment
> out the call to XSLoader::load on line 144 the crash shown in the
> screenshot I posted does not occur, but I do get the "perlapp.exe has
> encountered an error, would you like to send the details to Microsoft"
> dialog. This could be related to some other module needing that call though.

To try to isolate it further, I made a stripped-down little
module that mimics how Wx.pm loads all the various DLLs.

If you drop the following two files into the same directory,
and run "perlapp --dependent PerlAppCrashTest.pl" there, it
succeeds unless one of the four commented lines are
uncommented. (Even when perlapp crashes, "end of module"
is printed.)

Apparently something is peculiar about loading DocView.dll,
Grid.dll, Html.dll, Print.dll in the PerlApp context that
otherwise works fine with all the other XS DLLs...

It may also be worth noting that exactly the same XS DLLs
succeed/fail to load under PerlApp when using DynaLoader's
functions

    bootstrap()  and  dl_load_file()

to do the loading, instead of

    XSLoader::load()  and  Wx::_load_plugin().



PerlAppCrashTest.pl
-------------------

#!/usr/bin/perl

use PerlAppCrashTest1;
#use PerlAppCrashTest2;

print STDOUT "end of script\n";

__END__



PerlAppCrashTest1.pm
--------------------

package Wx;

require XSLoader;

XSLoader::load( 'Wx', '0.25' );

Wx::Load();

# Remove the "u" if not using unicode build
Wx::_load_plugin( 
"C:\\Perl\\site\\lib\\auto\\Wx\\wxbase26u_gcc_custom.dll"      );
Wx::_load_plugin( 
"C:\\Perl\\site\\lib\\auto\\Wx\\wxbase26u_net_gcc_custom.dll"  );
Wx::_load_plugin( 
"C:\\Perl\\site\\lib\\auto\\Wx\\wxbase26u_xml_gcc_custom.dll"  );
Wx::_load_plugin( 
"C:\\Perl\\site\\lib\\auto\\Wx\\wxmsw26u_adv_gcc_custom.dll"   );
Wx::_load_plugin( 
"C:\\Perl\\site\\lib\\auto\\Wx\\wxmsw26u_core_gcc_custom.dll"  );
Wx::_load_plugin( 
"C:\\Perl\\site\\lib\\auto\\Wx\\wxmsw26u_gl_gcc_custom.dll"    );
Wx::_load_plugin( 
"C:\\Perl\\site\\lib\\auto\\Wx\\wxmsw26u_html_gcc_custom.dll"  );
Wx::_load_plugin( 
"C:\\Perl\\site\\lib\\auto\\Wx\\wxmsw26u_media_gcc_custom.dll" );
Wx::_load_plugin( 
"C:\\Perl\\site\\lib\\auto\\Wx\\wxmsw26u_stc_gcc_custom.dll"   );
Wx::_load_plugin( 
"C:\\Perl\\site\\lib\\auto\\Wx\\wxmsw26u_xrc_gcc_custom.dll"   );

XSLoader::load( 'Wx::Calendar', '0.01' );
XSLoader::load( 'Wx::DateTime', '0.01' );
XSLoader::load( 'Wx::DND',      '0.01' );
#XSLoader::load( 'Wx::DocView',  '0.01' ); # crash!
XSLoader::load( 'Wx::FS',       '0.01' );
#XSLoader::load( 'Wx::Grid',     '0.01' ); # crash!
XSLoader::load( 'Wx::Help',     '0.01' );
#XSLoader::load( 'Wx::Html',     '0.01' ); # crash!
XSLoader::load( 'Wx::MDI',      '0.01' );
#XSLoader::load( 'Wx::Print',    '0.01' ); # crash!
XSLoader::load( 'Wx::Socket',   '0.01' );
XSLoader::load( 'Wx::STC',      '0.01' );
XSLoader::load( 'Wx::XRC',      '0.01' );

print STDOUT "end of module\n";

1;

__END__



BTW, my previous post to this list regarding PerlApp and
the ":allclasses" parameter stopped short. Evidently, the
"eval _get_packages();"  in import() in Wx.pm  is indeed
being handled properly by PerlApp. It only crashes there
because the static const string returned by _get_packages()
includes "use" statements for the four problematic modules.

Best Regards,
-PWR


PS: This was on WinXP SP2


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use PerlAppCrashTest1;
#use PerlAppCrashTest2;

print STDOUT "end of script\n";

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package Wx;

require XSLoader;

XSLoader::load( 'Wx', '0.25' );

Wx::Load();

# Remove the "u" if not using unicode build
Wx::_load_plugin( "C:\\Perl\\site\\lib\\auto\\Wx\\wxbase26u_gcc_custom.dll"      );
Wx::_load_plugin( "C:\\Perl\\site\\lib\\auto\\Wx\\wxbase26u_net_gcc_custom.dll"  );
Wx::_load_plugin( "C:\\Perl\\site\\lib\\auto\\Wx\\wxbase26u_xml_gcc_custom.dll"  );
Wx::_load_plugin( "C:\\Perl\\site\\lib\\auto\\Wx\\wxmsw26u_adv_gcc_custom.dll"   );
Wx::_load_plugin( "C:\\Perl\\site\\lib\\auto\\Wx\\wxmsw26u_core_gcc_custom.dll"  );
Wx::_load_plugin( "C:\\Perl\\site\\lib\\auto\\Wx\\wxmsw26u_gl_gcc_custom.dll"    );
Wx::_load_plugin( "C:\\Perl\\site\\lib\\auto\\Wx\\wxmsw26u_html_gcc_custom.dll"  );
Wx::_load_plugin( "C:\\Perl\\site\\lib\\auto\\Wx\\wxmsw26u_media_gcc_custom.dll" );
Wx::_load_plugin( "C:\\Perl\\site\\lib\\auto\\Wx\\wxmsw26u_stc_gcc_custom.dll"   );
Wx::_load_plugin( "C:\\Perl\\site\\lib\\auto\\Wx\\wxmsw26u_xrc_gcc_custom.dll"   );

XSLoader::load( 'Wx::Calendar', '0.01' );
XSLoader::load( 'Wx::DateTime', '0.01' );
XSLoader::load( 'Wx::DND',      '0.01' );
#XSLoader::load( 'Wx::DocView',  '0.01' ); # crash!
XSLoader::load( 'Wx::FS',       '0.01' );
#XSLoader::load( 'Wx::Grid',     '0.01' ); # crash!
XSLoader::load( 'Wx::Help',     '0.01' );
#XSLoader::load( 'Wx::Html',     '0.01' ); # crash!
XSLoader::load( 'Wx::MDI',      '0.01' );
#XSLoader::load( 'Wx::Print',    '0.01' ); # crash!
XSLoader::load( 'Wx::Socket',   '0.01' );
XSLoader::load( 'Wx::STC',      '0.01' );
XSLoader::load( 'Wx::XRC',      '0.01' );

print STDOUT "end of module\n";

1;

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package Wx;

require DynaLoader;

push @Wx::ISA, 'DynaLoader';  Wx->bootstrap( '0.25' );

#Wx::Load();

# Remove the "u" if not using unicode build
DynaLoader::dl_load_file( "C:\\Perl\\site\\lib\\auto\\Wx\\wxbase26u_gcc_custom.dll"     , 0);
DynaLoader::dl_load_file( "C:\\Perl\\site\\lib\\auto\\Wx\\wxbase26u_net_gcc_custom.dll" , 0);
DynaLoader::dl_load_file( "C:\\Perl\\site\\lib\\auto\\Wx\\wxbase26u_xml_gcc_custom.dll" , 0);
DynaLoader::dl_load_file( "C:\\Perl\\site\\lib\\auto\\Wx\\wxmsw26u_adv_gcc_custom.dll"  , 0);
DynaLoader::dl_load_file( "C:\\Perl\\site\\lib\\auto\\Wx\\wxmsw26u_core_gcc_custom.dll" , 0);
DynaLoader::dl_load_file( "C:\\Perl\\site\\lib\\auto\\Wx\\wxmsw26u_gl_gcc_custom.dll"   , 0);
DynaLoader::dl_load_file( "C:\\Perl\\site\\lib\\auto\\Wx\\wxmsw26u_html_gcc_custom.dll" , 0);
DynaLoader::dl_load_file( "C:\\Perl\\site\\lib\\auto\\Wx\\wxmsw26u_media_gcc_custom.dll", 0);
DynaLoader::dl_load_file( "C:\\Perl\\site\\lib\\auto\\Wx\\wxmsw26u_stc_gcc_custom.dll"  , 0);
DynaLoader::dl_load_file( "C:\\Perl\\site\\lib\\auto\\Wx\\wxmsw26u_xrc_gcc_custom.dll"  , 0);

push @Wx::Calendar::ISA, 'DynaLoader';  Wx::Calendar ->bootstrap( '0.01' );
push @Wx::DateTime::ISA, 'DynaLoader';  Wx::DateTime ->bootstrap( '0.01' );
push @Wx::DND::ISA,      'DynaLoader';  Wx::DND      ->bootstrap( '0.01' );
#push @Wx::DocView::ISA,  'DynaLoader';  Wx::DocView  ->bootstrap( '0.01' ); # crash!
push @Wx::FS::ISA,       'DynaLoader';  Wx::FS       ->bootstrap( '0.01' );
#push @Wx::Grid::ISA,     'DynaLoader';  Wx::Grid     ->bootstrap( '0.01' ); # crash!
push @Wx::Help::ISA,     'DynaLoader';  Wx::Help     ->bootstrap( '0.01' );
#push @Wx::Html::ISA,     'DynaLoader';  Wx::Html     ->bootstrap( '0.01' ); # crash!
push @Wx::MDI::ISA,      'DynaLoader';  Wx::MDI      ->bootstrap( '0.01' );
#push @Wx::Print::ISA,    'DynaLoader';  Wx::Print    ->bootstrap( '0.01' ); # crash!
push @Wx::Socket::ISA,   'DynaLoader';  Wx::Socket   ->bootstrap( '0.01' );
push @Wx::STC::ISA,      'DynaLoader';  Wx::STC      ->bootstrap( '0.01' );
push @Wx::XRC::ISA,      'DynaLoader';  Wx::XRC      ->bootstrap( '0.01' );

print STDOUT "end of module\n";

1;

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