GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 639093
I can't start a new project properly
Last modified: 2011-07-02 20:48:26 UTC
Hello. The problem started happening since anjuta-2.32.1.0. previous versions does not have this problem. I use gentoo linux. i tried both to emerge anjuta or to install it myself and the same problem occurred. currently i'm experiencing problems with anjuta-2.32.1.1. These are the steps that i'm taking to create a new project: FIle -> New -> Project -> C Tab -> Gtk+-2.0 -> Forward -> Confirm the following inforamtion: Project Type: GTK+ Clicked Apply -> new project popup closes and in the "new project assistant" i see "new project has been created successfully." it did not allow me to choose the location of the project, it's name, it's dependencies nor the gtk+ version that i want the application to be build against. i do not have a new project in the projects tab. I'm willing to test and do whatever you want to resolve the issue! system information: Linux tux-music 2.6.37-gentoo #2 SMP PREEMPT Sat Jan 8 13:25:17 IST 2011 x86_64 Intel(R) Core(TM) i7 CPU 950 @ 3.07GHz GenuineIntel GNU/Linux glib: 2.26.1 gtk: 2.22.1 anjuta: 2.32.1.1 thanks!
Is there any output on the command-line when you run anjuta in a terminal? Sounds pretty much like it cannot read the xml file which can have multiple reasons. On other idea would be to use anjuta in C locale in case a translation is broken. Thanks!
hello. thanks for the quick response. when i ran anjuta from command line i did not receive any output. when i checked the locale settings I noticed that my default locale is "C", when i changed it "en_us.UTF-8" the project creation worked. that resolve my problem. let me know if I need to do any more testing to why it does not work in "C" locale.
I get a problem (with the latest development version of Anjuta) if I run the project wizard with the local set to "C". If I select the Gtk project, the wizard asks me only the project name. I will check what's happen it shouldn't be too difficult to fix it.
Thanks for reporting this bug. It was more difficult to find than expected because it's not linked to my latest changes in the project wizard (include translation in .wiz file) as I have thought at the beginning. It's an old bug due to the encoding. Here it was failing due to the author name value. I was using the default encoding while the project wizard file are always in UTF-8. It's fix in this commit: http://git.gnome.org/browse/anjuta/commit/?id=76a87162de7fae40546ea3e4a756cca25988bc4e The fix will be available in the next release 2.91.6 If you can compile anjuta 2.32.1 from source, you can apply the fix and check. I will be interested to know if it really fix the issue on your system just to be sure.
this patch resolved the problem.
Thanks for checking it. It was probably hidden in previous version because the .wiz file was containing far less UTF-8 characters, the translation was outside.
*** Bug 649836 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
*** Bug 630327 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***