2 bugs in kdevelop

[Juergen Suessmaier]

Hi Eric,

I don't have a solution for the first problem.
The second one might be caused by 'make' outputting its warnings and
errors in a language other than English. You can fix this very easyly
by adding a line
"unset LANG"
to /usr/bin/kdevelop (if kdevelop is actually a shell script wrapper
for /usr/bin/kdevelop-1.4.1), or by just writing a little wrapper
for any other kdevelop that unsets LANG and then calls kdevelop.

Best regards,
Juergen

> 
> Hello,
> 
> I have found two bugs :
> 
> 1) the first one is mentioned in the KDE bug report logs :
> http://bugs.kde.org//db/24/24118.html
> Actually I dispose the windows as it would be if all were in the same 
> window. When I launch the debugger, the main window is resized greater, 
> and so doing a part of the main window pass the right of my screen, and 
> the vertical scroll bar isn't any more accessible. Each time I launche 
> the debugger I must resize the main window.
> 
> Has someone a solution to have again the tree and output windows in the 
> main window ?
> 
> 2) the second one occurs when I make a "compile all (F8)" and that there 
> are errors. If I click on an error in the "messages" window, a message 
> say me that the .cpp file doesn't exist. In fact the file is searched in 
> a wrong directory, precisely in the main project directory where is the 
> .kdevprj and not in the subfolders.
> I can precise that if I only compile the current file (Shift F8), there  
> is no problem with the "messages" window !
> I searched the problem in my project configuration, but if I create a 
> new project and add an existing file, I have the same problem.
> 
> Here is an example to illustrate the problem. If I create my project in  
> "~/programs" and call the project "test", I have the main project 
> directory "~/programs/test". When I include an existing file, for  
> example "testing.cpp", it is put in "~/programs/test/test". In this 
> case, when I do a "compile all (F8)", the message is that the file 
> "~/programs/test/testing.cpp" doesn't exist. In fact it should search 
> the file as "~/programs/test/test/testing.cpp".
> 
> Has someone a solution ? Actually I must select the file in the class 
> viewer and then search the good line. This is not useful.
> 
> Thanks for your help
> 
> Eric
> 
> 
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