Forum : Ride IDE
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February 9, 2009 - 1:46pm
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How do I show my include files in the project explorer window in Ride7? I remember testing Ride7 earlier this year and it showed file dependencies in that window. But now when I now have installed it again it doesn’t show them. I have selected show file dependencies but no difference. |
Hello again. I moved my project to a different folder and now it works! It seems like RIDE7 doesn’t like long file paths with spaces.
Hi Sima,
Ride7 will loose its dependencies when a project is moved between folders. This is because the dependencies are held with absolute path in the Ride project database (.mdb or .rdb file).
If you want to see your include file dependencies, you have to perform a full rebuild of the project. Once this is done, the dependencies will be ok.
The long file names including folder names with spaces are fully supported by Ride, which installs all its examples in "C:\Program files\Raisonance\Ride\Examples\" by default (this is for XP, similar path on Vista). This works fine.
I hope this helps,
Bruno
Yes, I have tried that (to rebuild). It doesn’t work, it can't show dependencies or build information. But as soon as I move the project to a folder with an “easier†path it works.
I also found an older forum note of this bug and it would be fixed in the next RIDE7 version.
My project folder path was like this:
X:\12345-78 Xxxxxx XXX XX & XXX\Xxxxxxxx\XXX
Hi
I have tested with Ride7 version 7.16.0000 and Rkit-STM8 version 2.14.0901.
I even put a project under "C:\Program Files\raisonance\ride\Examples\test-again\test & bis\12345-78 Xxxxxx XXX XX & XXX\Xxxxxxxx"
folder and I was still able to see those informations after a build succeeded.
May be there is something more I need to do to have this issue.
Is x:\ the same drive where Ride7 is installed?
Regards,
Matloub
No, it is on a network drive.
I have experimented today and I think the problem is when we use Swedish characters in the file path (åäöÅÄÖ). I changed an 'Ö' to an 'O' and then the project worked OK. :-)