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I am still having no luck. My script file now has another space and a -I at the end with /usr/lib/perl5/5.8.0 <BR>
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you mentioned setting it to the perl lib folder but I'm not sure what that is since there doesn't seem to be lib folder there.<BR>
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I know you'll be glad when I go away but I really would like to get back to work using kdev. I hate emacs but its what I'm going to have to start using if I can't get kdev to work soon.<BR>
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P.S. Same error as before after above changing.<BR>
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Thanks,<BR>
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Glenn<BR>
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On Mon, 2003-01-27 at 21:44, Glenn Hancock wrote:
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<FONT COLOR="#737373" SIZE="3"><I>Caleb,<BR>
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Ok, I see what folders your talking about and have revied the path, however, it pointed to /usr/local/kdev/share/apps/kdevappwizard/template-common<BR>
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which is where I pointed the --prefix to install into. So I am still confused...<BR>
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Sorry,<BR>
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On Tue, 2003-01-28 at 09:25, Caleb Tennis wrote:
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<PRE>On Monday 27 January 2003 21:23, Glenn Hancock wrote:
> Thanks for the help but still confused. First of all, this thing was
> just configured yesterday which confuses me as to why it didn't work. I
> also used the --prefix option to have all the files installed into a
> directory to allow me to remove them if they didn't work. Maybe that
> has caused a problem.
>
> So, reconfiguring isn't going to help me, and I do not understand what
> you're telling me to do with the template apps as i do not see a folder
> in source directory that says anything about templates.
What happens is that the first time you run ./configure, it puts an include
statement at the top of all of the kappwizard perl template files telling
that script where to find a "template-common" set of routines.
For example, at the top of kdevelop/parts/appwizard/qmakeapp/script.local:
#!perl -I/opt/kde3/addons/share/apps/kdevappwizard/template-common
That -I statement is based on how configure is called, eg: ./configure
--prefix=/opt/kde3/addons
Once kdevelop is compiled and installed, then it looks in that directory
whenever you attempt to make a new appwizard project so it knows where the
common set of routine scripts are located.
So, what you should do is go to your installation directory, and you should
see "share/apps/kdevappwizard/" and a whole bunch of template directories
beneath it. If you go into one, there will be a filed called "script", which
is what Kdevelop will attempt to run when it creates a new appwizard project.
The -I at the top of that file is probably pointing to the wrong place to
find template-common. If you change that to the right directory, it *should*
work.
Caleb
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