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Jenna:

--- Quote from: killerbot on October 27, 2010, 01:29:58 pm ---
--- Quote from: oBFusCATed on October 27, 2010, 10:04:42 am ---Do you have the scripted wizard plugin enabled?

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What is the official name for that plugin, it seems it might not even be in my list ...

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If you open "Plugins -> Manage" there should be an entry "Scripted wizard", it's part of core-C::B and should be built with target "All" .

killerbot:
so strange, it is not in the list , how did I manage to loose that one ...

killerbot:
I think I found why (but how this could happen,  not sure ) :

--- Code: ---Scanning for plugins in /usr/local/lib/codeblocks/plugins
SDK version mismatch for MouseSap (1.11.13). Expecting 1.11.12
SDK version mismatch for cbKeyBinder (1.11.13). Expecting 1.11.12
SDK version mismatch for CodeSnippets (1.11.13). Expecting 1.11.12
SDK version mismatch for ScriptedWizard (1.11.13). Expecting 1.11.12
SDK version mismatch for lib_finder (1.11.13). Expecting 1.11.12
Plugin resource not found: libAligner.zip
SDK version mismatch for BYOGames (1.11.13). Expecting 1.11.12
SDK version mismatch for wxSmith (1.11.13). Expecting 1.11.12
SDK version mismatch for wxSmithMime (1.11.13). Expecting 1.11.12
SDK version mismatch for OpenFilesList (1.11.13). Expecting 1.11.12
SDK version mismatch for HelpPlugin (1.11.13). Expecting 1.11.12
SDK version mismatch for NassiShneidermanPlugin (1.11.13). Expecting 1.11.12
SDK version mismatch for HeaderFixup (1.11.13). Expecting 1.11.12
SDK version mismatch for AutoVersioning (1.11.13). Expecting 1.11.12
SDK version mismatch for cbDragScroll (1.11.13). Expecting 1.11.12
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It seems that make clean, was no safety net, probably those darn pch/gch's again :-(

oBFusCATed:

--- Quote from: oBFusCATed on October 25, 2010, 06:33:33 pm ---killerbot, what is your distro?
The preferred and safest way to install software is to use the package manager.
So if you're on debian base distro, just build debian packages and install them with dpkg.
If you're on rpm base, build rpms...
It is the same for the other distro types (Arch and gentoo)...

make install/uninstall is too error prone.

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Another reason to use the package manager/package builder systems for build software you install in /usr is that the rebuild is always clean (at least in gentoo) :)
Another option is to use --prefix=/home/youruser/codeblocks/ and before doing make install just execute "rm -rf /home/.../codeblocks" :)

killerbot:
in the end managed to get everything back to normal.

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