Build fails on MacOS

[NeoUmbreon]

MacOS Monterey 12.3.1 (latest)

Installed dependencies from the linux section of INSTALL.md that I could, but running make after the export to path step fails with this error:

In file included from src/event.cpp:11: src/main-window.h:120:2: error: unknown type name 'Pixmap' Pixmap _icon_pixmap, _icon_mask; ^ 1 error generated. make: *** [tmp/event.o] Error 1

[mid-kid]

This app uses some linux and windows-specific interfaces, and requires a porting effort to work on mac. It's not supported yet.

[ss-aa-mm]

Found a way to use it on Mac (I have a M1 MacBook Pro, but I think this may apply to x86_64 as well). It is a slightly modified version of Rangi42/tilemap-studio#21 reply from @mRamiroGonzalez.

1. Download install.bat and tilemapstudio.exe like you would do for the Windows installation procedure
2. Make sure to create a New Folder and move the two files inside it
3. Install Wineskin and make sure to install the latest Engine (Click on +) and the latest Wrapper (Click on Update)
4. Create a New Blank Wrapper and call it PolishedMap.app
5. Launch PolishedMap.app from the Applications folder
6. Select "Install Software" and then "Copy a Folder Inside", selecting the folder created at step 2.
7. Select "install.bat" when asked the executable file to run
8. Press "Quit"
9. Reopen PolishedMap.app. install.bat should launch and write the executable inside the .app package contents
10. Press any key to close the prompt and get rid of the useless "Polished Map.lnk" generated on the Desktop of your Mac
11. Right click on PolishedMap.app and select "Show Package Contents"
12. Launch the Wineskin.app found inside the Package
13. Click on "Advanced" and then Browse the "Windows app" field
14. You should be in the Folder "drive_c" inside the Package. Navigate to users\<YOURUSERNAME>\AppData\Roaming\Rangi\Polished Map and select polishedmap.exe
15. Test Run to check if the app successfully launchs
16. Close the Wineskin.app and the Package Explorer and enjoy PolishedMap.app 😄

To open files from your Mac, just browse the Z: disk