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[cdt-dev] Re: automatic detection of .launch files
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An interesting data point is that when I open the Debug Configurations.. dialog, the .launch is not shown in Debug Configurations... dialog under C/C++ Application. However, if I create a new one and type in a name identical to the basename of the existing .launch file, I get the "A configuration with this name already exists" error. So it at least recognizes my .launch file. Could there be some problem with the .launch file? Like I said, I haven't manually modified it...
I can create a new Debug Configuration with a different name and duplicate settings, and this one seems to be recognized and work. I'd still like to figure out why this happens from time to time, and if there's a better solution than recreating it...
Thanks,
T
On Fri, Jul 30, 2010 at 11:05 AM, Tim Black
<timblaktu@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I use shared .launch files and typically have many of them within a single eclipse project, located alongside the executable they correspond to. I keep these in an SVN repo along with the rest of the project files. The idea is that user can just check out an SVN metaproject, build, and immediately "Debug as..." without having to tweak anything. Most of the time, eclipse seems to correctly detect the .launch files and populate the Debug Configurations... dialog accordingly. Sometimes, however, it gets in a state where it doesn't recognize a .launch file. I don't move the .launch files around or manually edit them. Can anyone shed any light on what might cause this behavior? Any insight on how/when Eclipse CDT detects these files would be useful.
Thanks,
Tim
