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Anjuta is made to support projects that use automake and as such normally scans a Makefile.am/configure in the project root directory to find all files. It doesn't use any files on it's own to define a project.
There is a fallback for project that just have Makefiles but that does only work in simple cases. If you project doesn't fit in any of the two categories things are difficult. For...
2009-11-21 18:40:48 UTC by clubfan
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I suppose I will do that.
If I've got a mish-mash of files, then, which are poorly organized, what do I have to do to make them a well-formed project? I'm used to just using vim, so the idea any strict project requirements is a bit foreign to me. If you don't have time to elaborate, perhaps you could just point me to the right spot in the manual. Thanks!
2009-11-20 11:16:47 UTC by michaelrepucci
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No, it doesn't. Anjuta has a very project-centric model and as such only scans files it can detect inside the project. You are free to file an enhancement requeust on bugs.gnome.org though.
2009-11-20 11:03:46 UTC by clubfan
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I wouldn't be at all surprised if the Makefile was difficult to parse. It's not my project, and it's a bit of a mess. I don't know how the author created the Makefiles, but they certainly don't look auto-generated.
But I'm surprised that that would prevent symbols from being displayed. I mean, I would think that I should just be able to open any code file, on its own, outside of a project...
2009-11-20 10:59:47 UTC by michaelrepucci
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There could be various reasons. Mostly likely anjuta wasn't able to parse the Makefile of your project correctly. Are you using automake? If not, anjuta will probably not detect your project files.
2009-11-19 23:22:26 UTC by clubfan
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I've very interested in using Anjuta, but I would like function/class names to be displayed somewhere. I thought that was the role of the symbols-db plugin, which is activated by default, but it doesn't seem to work at all for me.
I'm on Ubuntu 9.04, installed via Synaptic with the PPA, so I've got Anjuta 2.26.2.2 and Exuberant Ctags 5.7. I created a new project from a source code tree...
2009-11-19 20:33:36 UTC by michaelrepucci
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Hi, i just filed a bug, and you can see a solution there: https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=601408.
2009-11-11 13:48:43 UTC by scaoticoromano
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Please file a bug at bugs.gnome.org if this still happens for you. Thanks!
(Note that complaining in the forum about bugs might not get much notice - use the bug tracker!)
2009-11-10 07:42:24 UTC by clubfan
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To me happen exactly the same thing, under Debian Testing and with anjuta 2.26.2.2 . Here is what i get in console:
(anjuta:18512): GLib-GObject-CRITICAL **: g_value_get_string: assertion `G_VALUE_HOLDS_STRING (value)' failed
(anjuta:18512): GLib-GIO-CRITICAL **: g_file_new_for_uri: assertion `uri != NULL' failed
(anjuta:18512): GLib-GIO-CRITICAL **: g_file_get_parent: assertion...
2009-11-10 05:43:52 UTC by scaoticoromano
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First of all, you are using a quite old version (current is 2.28) but that's not the point.
I don't know how KDevelop creates projects. Anjuta can usually deal with project that use autotools (automake and autoconf) which is common for most open-source projects but some especially Qt projects rather use CMake.
If the project holds a simple Makefile, anjuta might be able to show you a...
2009-09-28 21:00:14 UTC by clubfan
