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The 28 april 2006 build is out.

Started by killerbot, April 28, 2006, 08:07:45 PM

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artoj

#15
Quote from: Tjaalie on April 29, 2006, 11:15:21 AM
For some reason this bug dissapeard for me in the prev nightly build and is also gone in this one.
I only noticed it a few minutes ago.

Look at the Save and Print button. In my system (Win x64 Pro, latest nightly) those always look like they're enabled even if they shouldn't be. The same problem is in the menus too, e.g. File - Save graphic always looks like it's enabled.

Quote from: grosem on April 29, 2006, 11:31:29 AM
Hi,
I liked to try Code:Blocks, but I have the same error with every nightly build. When I try to start a new project it's always crashing :-/

I use Fedora Core 5 and get the following report:

What plugins do you have enabled?

grosem



Quote from: grosem on April 29, 2006, 11:31:29 AM
Hi,
I liked to try Code:Blocks, but I have the same error with every nightly build. When I try to start a new project it's always crashing :-/

I use Fedora Core 5 and get the following report:

Quote
<frame level="69" function="EditorBase::CreateContextSubMenu(int)" offset="000002c2"/>

That line looks interesting, what plugins do you have enabled?
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I just use Codeblocks out of the box without having changed anything.

TheTuxKeeper

Same with FC4 :?

I only tested the build by switching through the menus, but never tried to create a new project. :(

@artoj: enabled plugins:
QuoteFound 16 plugins
Loading: Wizard wxSmith wxSmithMime wxSmithWizard AStylePlugin CodeStatistics ToDoList FilesExtensionHandler cbKeyBinder Compiler PluginWizard DragScroll Debugger Source Exporter CBProfiler ClassWizard HelpPlugin CodeCompletion
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artoj

Quote from: grosem on April 29, 2006, 11:52:23 AM
I just use Codeblocks out of the box without having changed anything.

Could you disable all plugins except Compiler, Debugger, File extensions handler, Generic wizard.

Also, at what point the crashing happens? Do you see the new project dialog? If you see the New project dialog, could you check the "Show file-based templates" checkbox and then select "Console Application" and try to create it.

grosem

Quote from: artoj on April 29, 2006, 12:02:51 PM
Quote from: grosem on April 29, 2006, 11:52:23 AM
I just use Codeblocks out of the box without having changed anything.

Could you disable all plugins except Compiler, Debugger, File extensions handler, Generic wizard.

Also, at what point the crashing happens? Do you see the new project dialog? If you see the New project dialog, could you check the "Show file-based templates" checkbox and then select "Console Application" and try to create it.

I disabled the plugins but it's still the same error. I don't see the "New Project Dialog" :-/

artoj

Quote from: grosem on April 29, 2006, 12:17:16 PM
I disabled the plugins but it's still the same error. I don't see the "New Project Dialog" :-/

OK, this might be a GTK error, so we need more information.

Could you type this to terminal and tell us what it outputs:


wx-config --version-full


----

You were able to disable the plugins so you can see other dialogs, could you test if you can see these dialogs:

- Settings -> Enviroment|Editor|Compiler and Debugger
- Tools -> Configure tools

If you can see the Settings -> Enviroment dialog, go to View and disable the "Start here" page and test to create a project again.

----

And last, could you download this simple project file, extract it ("unzip TestConsole.zip") and try to open it from:
- Code::Blocks -> File -> Open
- From terminal "codeblocks TestConsole.cbp"

TheTuxKeeper

No, I don't see the New project dialog, only a dialog saying smth
Quote from: artoj on April 29, 2006, 12:54:58 PM
OK, this might be a GTK error, so we need more information.

Could you type this to terminal and tell us what it outputs:


wx-config --version-full

wx-config --version-full
2.6.2.1

Quote from: artoj on April 29, 2006, 12:54:58 PM
You were able to disable the plugins so you can see other dialogs, could you test if you can see these dialogs:

- Settings -> Enviroment|Editor|Compiler and Debugger
- Tools -> Configure tools
I can see them.
Quote from: artoj on April 29, 2006, 12:54:58 PM
If you can see the Settings -> Enviroment dialog, go to View and disable the "Start here" page and test to create a project again.
Crash is still there.
Quote from: artoj on April 29, 2006, 12:54:58 PMAnd last, could you download this simple project file, extract it ("unzip TestConsole.zip") and try to open it from:
- Code::Blocks -> File -> Open
- From terminal "codeblocks TestConsole.cbp"
The project opens correctly (only a warning that the format is an older one v1.3 instead of v1.4)
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grosem

Exactly the same here, except:

wx-config --version-full
2.6.3.1

TheTuxKeeper

I'm currently installing the debuginfo packages for wxGTK and codeblocks (it hasn't been uploaded because it's too big, 25 MB). Will start codeblocks with gdb and look whether there is a bit more information.
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TheTuxKeeper

I attached the whole gdb output and also the codeblocks debug report.

I hope that will bring light into darkness  :lol:

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artoj

OK, mandrav created the new project wizard april 18th.

Does the crash happen in nightly builds before april 18th?

Could you test older builds than that also?

TheTuxKeeper

Quote from: artoj on April 29, 2006, 02:42:59 PM
OK, mandrav created the new project wizard april 18th.

Does the crash happen in nightly builds before april 18th?

Could you test older builds than that also?
I'll test through a few older builds and report which doesn't work and which does.
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mandrav

It's obvious that once again we 're talking about missing resources.
Before building your packages, run "make clean-zipfiles" first...
Be patient!
This bug will be fixed soon...

TheTuxKeeper

#28
ok, will do this.

Is there no possibility to make the resources dependent on the source files they belong to. So that make creates a new zipfile if the source changed ?

EDIT: Will upload a rebuilt package in half an hour.
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TheTuxKeeper

Rebuilt fedora package is uploaded.

At the moment "file doesn't exist" appears when downloading. But it should be available in some time.
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