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Revision as of 22:52, 2 February 2016
Grab the source
You can always get the stable code from [1], if you wish to use development version, you need to install git and take a look at http://code.google.com/p/fcitx/source/checkout and http://github.com/fcitx/.
General Dependency
In general, fcitx and its components largely use cmake as its build systems, and there are many cmake macros to help building a fcitx module.
This section includes the most common dependencies among all Fcitx related packages (some packages might not depend on all of them).
Dependency of Fcitx
- gtk2 (gtk2 input method module)
- gtk3 (gtk2 input method module)
- qt4 (qt4 input method module)
- libxrender (Classic UI)
- libxfixes (X compositor change detection for gnome and x clipboard access for fcitx-clipboard)
- cairo (Classic UI)
- pango (Classic UI)
- dbus (all im module, Kimpanel)
- dbus-glib (gtk im module)
- opencc (dynamic after 4.2.7, Better Simp-Trad Chinese Conversion for Chttrans)
- enchant (dynamic after 4.2.6, enchant word hint backend)
- presage (dynamic after 4.2.6, presage word hint backend)
- libxkbfile
- icu
- gobject-introspection
If you want to see the specific package name on different distribution, please check Fcitx Complie Dependencies
The "dynamic" dependency means the package is not required either at compile time or at runtime (although the corresponding option may be disabled by default if it is not found at compile time). The libraries will be loaded dynamically at runtime if found.
Compile Option
All compile option start with -D, following only include option name.
CMake General option
- CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX (Directory to install)
- CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE (Debug, Release, RelWithDbgInfo)
Fcitx option
All ENABLE option is boolean value, can be set with On or Off. For default value, please check CMakeLists.txt.
- ENABLE_GTK2_IM_MODULE
- ENABLE_GTK3_IM_MODULE
- ENABLE_QT_IM_MODULE
- ENABLE_CAIRO
- ENABLE_PANGO
- ENABLE_DBUS
- ENABLE_DEBUG
- ENABLE_TABLE
- ENABLE_OPENCC
- ENABLE_STATIC
- ENABLE_TEST
- ENABLE_SNOOPER
- ENABLE_GIR
- ENABLE_ENCHANT
- ENABLE_PRESAGE
- NO_SNOOPER_APPS (Comma separated regex string)
- LIB_INSTALL_DIR (By default is prefix/lib, useful when want to install under /usr/lib64 or other directory)
General command
All cmake based Fcitx component can be compiled in following way.
cd /path/to/source mkdir build cd build cmake .. [CMake options] make sudo make install
For example, build Fcitx with all im module, and install to /usr. If your distribution make use of /usr/lib64, you should add -DLIB_INSTALL_DIR=/usr/lib64(default "lib").
cd /path/to/source mkdir build cd build cmake .. -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/usr -DENABLE_GTK3_IM_MODULE=ON -DENABLE_QT_IM_MODULE=ON make sudo make install
For Other Fcitx component, you'd better use
cd /path/to/source mkdir build cd build cmake .. -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=`fcitx4-config --prefix` -DLIB_INSTALL_DIR=`fcitx4-config --libdir` make sudo make install
Use non standard path to install
It's not recommend to use non standard path, but if you have special need, you need following environment variable to make things work.
Say you install Fcitx at /opt/fcitx, and the library directory is /opt/fcitx/lib, then you need following environment variable.
export PKG_CONFIG_PATH=$PKG_CONFIG_PATH:/opt/fcitx/lib/pkgconfig export PATH=$PATH:/opt/fcitx/bin export CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH=/opt/fcitx