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Code::Blocks - Ubuntu Breezy ... Crash only !

Started by CSoldier, December 27, 2005, 01:15:50 PM

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CSoldier

Hello everybody !

After installing the debian (.deb) package of Code::Blocks (with dependences), here the message which i receives at the launching of Code::Blocks :

QuoteError with displaying error for dialog of class cannot_load_entry

What the problem ?
How i can solve this problem ?


Thanks for all !

takeshimiya

Have you installed the debian unstable package, the Ubuntu Breezy package, or another thing I'm missing?

From where you got C::B?

CSoldier

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Quote from: Takeshi Miya on December 27, 2005, 01:58:58 PM
Have you installed the debian unstable package, the Ubuntu Breezy package, or another thing I'm missing?

From where you got C::B?
It's the Ubuntu Breezy package: http://neutronic.mine.nu/ubuntu-breezy/codeblocks_1.0rc2-1_i386.deb

takeshimiya

Dunno. Try to contact the package developer.
Or compile from sources.

CSoldier

Quote from: Takeshi Miya on December 27, 2005, 03:58:33 PM
Dunno. Try to contact the package developer.
Or compile from sources.

OK, thanks but the problem is solved !
While launching C::B by the Shell it run nice

CSoldier

Now other question :lol:

How i can make additionnal templates for making projects in C Langage with GTK+ ?

Thanks,
CSoldier

rickg22

if you mean Code::Blocks templates, "save project as template" should do.

raicuandi

that is only a matter of menu shortcuts. the shortcut is designed for KDE, and does not work with Gnome. You don't have to start CB from console, you can doubleclick it in /usr/bin, or you can just copy the menu entry for calculator to your desktop and edit it to start codeblocks instead of the calculator (icon is: codeblocks.png)

Neumann

I use KDE myself.  I expected the shortcuts have similar behavior in KDE and GNOME but if it's not the case I'll double-check that.

mandrav

The shortcut is created using the freedesktop.org guidelines. I would have guessed that KDE respects that :shock:
Be patient!
This bug will be fixed soon...