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Jenna:

--- Quote from: Linuxx on March 14, 2010, 07:42:05 pm ---Oh, by the way: Files & projects that already exist, run fine and the code formatting is there. Entering new code within one of these even works like it should. When working on an existing file, there seems to be absolutely nothing wrong.

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Do I understand correctly, thta it is just one project that does not work, everything else is okay ?

Please post the output of

--- Quote ---find [/path/to/projects/root-dir] -exec ls -ld {} \;
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to see the permissions of the whole projects source-tree.

You can also try to create a new empty project, create empty files and just copy and paste the content to the newly created files.
Don't forget to type the correct file-extensions (cpp for c++ ...).

I still don't know what went wrong, but I do not think it's a C::B problem.

Linuxx:
Jens

I checked the permissions and they are ok (compared them to http://www.tuxfiles.org/linuxhelp/filepermissions.html).

You wouldn't believe this, but you gave me the hint that seems to have solved the issue. All I had to do was to physically type the file extension when saving. I may look like a complete fool now and perhaps I am one, but in the past I never had to do this. Maybe someone can explain to me why this all of a sudden has become necessary...??? I wonder if my computer is a female - it sometime does things that cannot be explained by logic ;-) ***my wife is sitting next to me, but she doesn't see what I'm typing*** Anyhow, you saved my life - or let's say my CB installation... Thanks a lot!

Linuxx

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