Re: [anjuta-devel] Installed gtk+-3.2... Some problems

[Sébastien Granjoux <seb sfo free fr>]

Hi John,


Le 11/11/2011 07:08, John Coppens a écrit :
> I don't think so (Johannes suggested the same problem). I checked the
> dates of all the plugins, and they correspond to the compilation
> date/time. These are the autotools-related files left
> in /usr/lib64/anjuta (anjuta was compiled with --prefix=/usr
> --libdir=/usr/lib64):
>
> anjuta-build-basic-autotools.plugin
> libanjuta-build-basic-autotools.la
> libanjuta-build-basic-autotools.so

Anjuta is looking for .plugin file in $(libdir)/anjuta and in the 
directories listed in GNOME2_PATH environment variable.

Then anjuta-build-basic-autotools.plugin is not the autotools backend 
plugin but the build plugin. The autotools backend plugin is named 
am-project.plugin.

You could search for the string autotools or backend in all files with 
the .plugin extension to see if you haven't another autotools plugin 
with a different name. I think the old backend was named like gbf something.


> I suggest that the button should have another caption - maybe 'Close
> editor', or 'Close editor too' (or even 'Discard'). 'Delete' feels
> contradictory to the message in the dialog that the file is already
> deleted. I know it is just a semantic, but 'Delete' doesn't feel right.

Yes, I'm agree that 'Delete' is not completely right but I don't know 
what is the best replacement. 'Close' matches better the action but you 
can loose some data by using it, so 'Discard' is probably better.


Regards,

Sébastien