I'm currently using wxGTK-2.4.2-r2 compiled against gtk+ 2.4.4 w/out unicode support. Then I tried wxglade-0.3.3 and pgadmin3-1.0.2. Both of these programs worked fine with root, but gives "Segment fault" when running as non-root user. When I tried a demo program generated using Anjuta with wxGTK and tried run it, I got the same problem. This problem exists only then LC_CTYPE is set to "zh_CN.gtk". When LC_CTYPE set to "C", everything is fine except that I can't type in Chinese anymore. I tried wxGTK-2.5.2 (downloaded from sourceforge and compiled by myself), LC_CTYPE="zh_CN" worked fine with my little demo program. But when I tried the wxGTK-2.5.1 in the portage, pgadmin3 refused to compile anymore. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1.compile wxGTK w/ gtk2 w/out unicode 2.compile pgadmin3 3.set LC_CTYPE to "zh_CN.gbk" and run pgadmin3 as non-root user Actual Results: It gives "Segmentation fault" Seems this problem is more about locales in wxGTK, and it seems have been fixed in wxwidgets 2.5.2 or so. I'm not quite familiar with compiling software with specified libraries so I can't do much more. Hope to see new ebuild for wxGTK-2.5.x and pgadmin3, with fixed support for wxGTK-2.5.x and unicode support
(In reply to comment #0) > Seems this problem is more about locales in wxGTK, and it seems have been fixed > in wxwidgets 2.5.2 or so. I'm not quite familiar with compiling software with > specified libraries so I can't do much more. Hope to see new ebuild for > wxGTK-2.5.x and pgadmin3, with fixed support for wxGTK-2.5.x and unicode > support dev-db/pgadmin3 now supports wxGTK-2.6*, assuming fixed. Reopen if's still an issue.
