bug in the project files management

[Suran]

Falk Brettschneider wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> 
> I created a KDevelop project using my own makefile and using adding
> existing source/header files. The directory structure of my project is:
> home/falk/myProject                  <== contains the project file
> home/falk/myProject/myproject        <== autogenerated by KDevelop (I
> copied my makefile to this directory)
> home/falk/myProject/include          <== all header files (added by menu
> item "adding existing source files")
> home/falk/myProject/src              <== all source files (added by menu
> item "adding existing source files")
> 
> The problem is:
> If I make changes to a .cpp file and press the make button in the
> toolbar, the compiler do not realize the changes and grumbles even fixed
> errors. Furthermore this source file is listed twice in the "Windows"
> menue. I found out one file is the old and the other one is the new
> version). Also when I click in the class browser on a method of the
> changed class, only the old version of that .cpp file appears.
> On the other side, when I check the file contents from another terminal
> window, I can see that my changes are really saved to hard disk.
> It looks like KDevelop and make take the file from a file cache which is
> not updated with my changes!

I experienced this problem before in a 3.something version of kdevelop.
Was a custom-project too.

Maybe this helps to track it down.


> --
> Ciao,
> --Falk
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