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Error Running CL after installing v2.7x

Posted: Thu Sep 02, 2010 5:03 am
by hbr_in
Dear Eran,

Today i Saw new CL 2.7 Build and wanted to give it a try.
I saw that in 2.7 Release Notes
" - codelite now stores all user information under the user's directory and not at the installation directory"

So i uninstall prev 2.6x i had & then Deleted all traces of Cl from C:\program Files & %APPDATA%.

After installing, running CL gives me Below error, & the window exits but CL still remains in task manager. Even if i open cl again, i still the same error & another CL adds up in Task Manager.

The Error Window says
Title - "CodeLite Error"
Couldn't add an image to the image list"

I tried saving the log.txt & when i checked, it says about unable to copy files to user app data directory. When i checked there, codelite folder doesnt exist.

I tried creating a new Blank "CodeLite" & CL worked.

Just wanted to bring this to your notice.

Anyway thanks for the Wonderfull CL.

Just a small suggestion, if possible can you 1st check for config folder inside CL installation directory, & if exists, use it. This would help in making CL portable.

Regards
Gururaja

Re: Error Running CL after installing v2.7x

Posted: Thu Sep 02, 2010 7:42 am
by eranif
Thanks for reporting that, obviously I missed that one since I am using the SVN plugin (which creates a directory under %AppData%\CodeLite ...)

I will upload a fix for this one ASAP

Eran

Re: Error Running CL after installing v2.7x

Posted: Thu Sep 02, 2010 9:18 am
by hbr_in
Dear Eran,

Thanks for the reply. Any update one my request/suggestion. Should i start a separat thread/future request.

regards
Gururaja

Re: Error Running CL after installing v2.7x

Posted: Thu Sep 02, 2010 9:39 am
by eranif
Probably wont happen - some configuration files were changed completely (e.g. the syntax highlight configuration files) you can do this:
- close codelite
- copy your codelite.xml/build_settings.xml/environment_variables.xml file into the new config directory
- start codelite

Eran