Scim and Slackware 9.1

lang2

Upgraded to Slackware 9.1 and scim doesn't work anymore.
After 'configure' 'make' , 'make install', scim can be started OK.
However, whenever I press 'Ctrl-Space' in gvim (or gedit),
scim got killed. I turns out that scim-panel-gtk cannot be
executed and the following error message was given:

scim-panel-gtk: relocation error: scim-panel-gtk: undefined symbol: gdk_display_get_default

Why?

james_su

You are using a wrong gtk2 library!

最初由 lang2 发表
Upgraded to Slackware 9.1 and scim doesn't work anymore.
After 'configure' 'make' , 'make install', scim can be started OK.
However, whenever I press 'Ctrl-Space' in gvim (or gedit),
scim got killed. I turns out that scim-panel-gtk cannot be
executed and the following error message was given:

scim-panel-gtk: relocation error: scim-panel-gtk: undefined symbol: gdk_display_get_default

Why?

lang2

How do you mean?
So this is a gtk2 api then?

lang2

The weird thing is that: if I, instead of running /usr/local/bin/scim-panel-gtk, run $SRC/extra/panel/scim-panel-gtk, everything is fine.
(I can input Chinese though the panel only show a
bunch of squares.)
But they are totally different beast: one is a binary and
the other is a shell script. How can this be?

lang2

OK. You were right. I had some very old lib file in
/usr/local/lib and somehow scim-panel-gtk tried
to use them. All sorted now.