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#include <CEGUI/RendererModules/Ogre/CEGUIOgreRenderer.h> doesn't include ogre headers correctly

Using Ubuntu 10.10 I have compiled and installed the latest Ogre and CEGUI libraries.

I can #include for example but when I try to add the CEGUI headers I have issues.

#include <CEGUI/RendererModules/Ogre/CEGUIOgreRenderer.h>

This in turn includes OgreBlendMode.h and OgreTextureUnitState.h but doesn't have the OGRE/ in front of it.

Do I just have to go through these cegui headers and adjust them all or is there a way I can rebuild cegui to use OGRE/whatever in the headers?

+1  A: 

Put the OGRE directory in your default include path.

PigBen  2010-10-24 00:52:13

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