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svn 17017: packages won't install

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Tom Lisjac

svn 17017

Packages compile and ide rebuilds but the new components never show up in the palette or menus.

Tried sqlite, prettyformat and editortoolbar.

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Alexander Klenin
to Vincent Snijders: On what OS? Vincent
Vincent Snijders wrote 8 lines
Tom Lisjac schreef: > svn 17017 > > Packages compile and ide rebuilds but the new components never show up > in the palette or menus. > On what OS?

Noticed the same problem on Windows XP with TAChart. I was able to work around it by removing / re-adding package and rebuilding IDE twice.

Alexander S. Klenin Insight Experts Ltd.

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Tom Lisjac
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Alexander Klenin wrote 14 lines
On Thu, Oct 16, 2008 at 18:32, Vincent Snijders wrote: > Tom Lisjac schreef: >> svn 17017 >> >> Packages compile and ide rebuilds but the new components never show up >> in the palette or menus. >> > > On what OS? Noticed the same problem on Windows XP with TAChart. I was able to work around it by removing / re-adding package and rebuilding IDE twice.

Thanks for the suggestion.

I tried the cycle several times on Linux but still don't see the components. I can see the packages compiling in the messages window but they don't show up in the menu (for prettyformat) or the component palette (for sqlite3 etc).

-Tom

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Mattias Gaertner
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On Thu, Oct 16, 2008 at 5:57 PM, Alexander Klenin wrote: > On Thu, Oct 16, 2008 at 18:32, Vincent Snijders > wrote: >> Tom Lisjac schreef: >>> svn 17017 >>> >>> Packages compile and ide rebuilds but the new components never >>> show up in the palette or menus. >>> >> >> On what OS? > > Noticed the same problem on Windows XP with TAChart. > I was able to work around it by removing / re-adding package and > rebuilding IDE twice. Thanks for the suggestion. I tried the cycle several times on Linux but still don't see the components. I can see the packages compiling in the messages window but they don't show up in the menu (for prettyformat) or the component palette (for sqlite3 etc).

Start IDE in terminal. Compile and see what the IDE is doing. If you don't find an error, send the output.

Mattias

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Tom Lisjac
to Mattias Gaertner
Mattias Gaertner wrote 29 lines
On Thu, 16 Oct 2008 21:01:37 -0600 "Tom Lisjac" wrote: > On Thu, Oct 16, 2008 at 5:57 PM, Alexander Klenin > wrote: > > On Thu, Oct 16, 2008 at 18:32, Vincent Snijders > > wrote: > >> Tom Lisjac schreef: > >>> svn 17017 > >>> > >>> Packages compile and ide rebuilds but the new components never > >>> show up in the palette or menus. > >>> > >> > >> On what OS? > > > > Noticed the same problem on Windows XP with TAChart. > > I was able to work around it by removing / re-adding package and > > rebuilding IDE twice. > > Thanks for the suggestion. > > I tried the cycle several times on Linux but still don't see the > components. I can see the packages compiling in the messages window > but they don't show up in the menu (for prettyformat) or the component > palette (for sqlite3 etc). Start IDE in terminal. Compile and see what the IDE is doing. If you don't find an error, send the output.

Console output seemed normal when trying to add the sqldb package except for these two sections:

TCustomFormEditor.WriterFindAncestor Component=Form1:TForm1 Ancestor=nil ### TCodeToolManager.HandleException: "include file not found "project1.lrs"" at Line=16 Col=7 in "project1.lpr" TLazPackageGraph.CheckIfPackageNeedsCompilation No state file for SQLDBLaz 1.0.1
FindFPCTool Executable="fpcmake" CompilerFilename="/usr/bin/fpc" [TExternalToolList.Run] CmdLine="/usr/bin/fpcmake -q -TAll" WorkDir="/root/lazarus/components/sqldb/"

TMainIDE.CloseUnitComponent freeing component and designer: unit1.pas Form1:TForm1
TProject.UpdateUnitComponentDependencies checking designers ... ### TCodeToolManager.HandleException: "include file not found "project1.lrs"" at Line=16 Col=7 in "project1.lpr" ### TCodeToolManager.HandleException: "include file not found "project1.lrs"" at Line=16 Col=7 in "project1.lpr" LAZARUS END - cleaning up ...

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Mattias Gaertner
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On Fri, Oct 17, 2008 at 9:16 AM, Mattias Gaertner wrote: > On Thu, 16 Oct 2008 21:01:37 -0600 > "Tom Lisjac" wrote: > >> On Thu, Oct 16, 2008 at 5:57 PM, Alexander Klenin >> wrote: >> > On Thu, Oct 16, 2008 at 18:32, Vincent Snijders >> > wrote: >> >> Tom Lisjac schreef: >> >>> svn 17017 >> >>> >> >>> Packages compile and ide rebuilds but the new components never >> >>> show up in the palette or menus. >> >>> >> >> >> >> On what OS? >> > >> > Noticed the same problem on Windows XP with TAChart. >> > I was able to work around it by removing / re-adding package and >> > rebuilding IDE twice. >> >> Thanks for the suggestion. >> >> I tried the cycle several times on Linux but still don't see the >> components. I can see the packages compiling in the messages window >> but they don't show up in the menu (for prettyformat) or the >> component palette (for sqlite3 etc). > > Start IDE in terminal. Compile and see what the IDE is doing. > If you don't find an error, send the output. Console output seemed normal when trying to add the sqldb package except for these two sections: TCustomFormEditor.WriterFindAncestor Component=Form1:TForm1 Ancestor=nil ### TCodeToolManager.HandleException: "include file not found "project1.lrs"" at Line=16 Col=7 in "project1.lpr"

Bad.

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TLazPackageGraph.CheckIfPackageNeedsCompilation No state file for SQLDBLaz 1.0.1 FindFPCTool Executable="fpcmake" CompilerFilename="/usr/bin/fpc" [TExternalToolList.Run] CmdLine="/usr/bin/fpcmake -q -TAll" WorkDir="/root/lazarus/components/sqldb/"

The package is not compiled. Bad.
Maybe fpcmake failed?

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TMainIDE.CloseUnitComponent freeing component and designer: unit1.pas Form1:TForm1 TProject.UpdateUnitComponentDependencies checking designers ... ### TCodeToolManager.HandleException: "include file not found "project1.lrs"" at Line=16 Col=7 in "project1.lpr" ### TCodeToolManager.HandleException: "include file not found "project1.lrs"" at Line=16 Col=7 in "project1.lpr" LAZARUS END - cleaning up ...

Mattias

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Coppola Ing. Salvatore
to Tom Lisjac: svn 17017 Packages compile and ide rebuilds but the new components never show up in the…
Tom Lisjac wrote 12 lines
svn 17017 Packages compile and ide rebuilds but the new components never show up in the palette or menus. Tried sqlite, prettyformat and editortoolbar. _______________________________________________ Lazarus mailing list http://www.lazarus.freepascal.org/mailman/listinfo/lazarus

The same happen to me some days ago under Ubuntu. I have two lazarus folders (one stable and one for test). Thinking to build LazTest I was building LazStable because the Lazarus directory in LazTest was the LazaStable folder.
Check Environment --> Environment options ...
File Tab
The "Lazarus directory" is the one you are trying to build

Salvatore

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Tom Lisjac
to Coppola Ing. Salvatore
Coppola Ing. Salvatore wrote 7 lines
The same happen to me some days ago under Ubuntu. I have two lazarus folders (one stable and one for test). Thinking to build LazTest I was building LazStable because the Lazarus directory in LazTest was the LazaStable folder. Check Environment --> Environment options ... File Tab The "Lazarus directory" is the one you are trying to build

That was the problem... thanks Salvatore!

I'm also running stable and svn on the same machine but thought that renaming the ~/.lazarus directory would keep the versions separate when switching. After removing my ~/.lazarus directory, it appears that a default /usr/lib/lazarus/ for the "Lazarus Directory" is being applied from somewhere even though my svn location is ~/lazarus.

I want to test the new tframe addition in svn while using stable for my current projects, so figuring out how to keep the versions isolated is my project for tomorrow.

-Tom

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