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Problem Installing new .plugin on linux

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killerbot:
no no your plugin name  is not lib....so

Read carefully my sticky post, choose a name and consistently reuse/apply it in the other parts (dll/so/zip/....)

Pecan:
I've read your post about consistences.

I've simplified the .cbplugin as


with the following manifest:

--- Code: ---<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes" ?>
<CodeBlocks_plugin_manifest_file>
    <SdkVersion major="1" minor="11"  release="11" />
    <Plugin name="browsetracker">
        <Value title="browsetracker" />
        <Value version="0.1" />
        <Value description="Browse to previous source positions" />
        <Value author="Pecan Heber" />
        <Value authorEmail="" />
        <Value authorWebsite="" />
        <Value thanksTo="" />
        <Value license="GPL" />
    </Plugin>
</CodeBlocks_plugin_manifest_file>

--- End code ---

It still gets the same message "browsetracker.so" cannot be found as posted earlier.

I don't know what else can be done. I believe there is a bug on CB linux.

I've tried:
browsedtracker
browsetracker.so
libbrowsetracker.so

None of them work.

David Perfors:
it's because the plugin is called browsetracker. C::B will get load the file browsetracker.so/.dll when it is loading the plugin. It should have the same name as de .cbplugin file

Pecan:

--- Quote from: mispunt on June 05, 2007, 06:33:09 pm ---it's because the plugin is called browsetracker. C::B will get load the file browsetracker.so/.dll when it is loading the plugin. It should have the same name as de .cbplugin file

--- End quote ---

I dont understand.
The .cbplugin's name is browsetracker.cbplugin
The plugin's name is libbrowsetracker.so
The zip's name is browsetracker.zip
The manifest plugin name="browsetracker"

What are you saying is wrong.

Pecan:
Ok, there's a bug somewhere.

I opened up the .cbplugin and manually copied libbrowsetracker.so and browsetracker.zip to .../plugins and .../codeblocks

It works.

It's the .cbplugin loading that's got the problem on linux.
The install process does not understand that "lib" should be prepended to the manifest plugin name.

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