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Arhiver for Haiku #1
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There is an option in Paladin to export a Makefile. Do that and then the compiling step might be as easy as running "make". |
okay :) |
i updated :) |
@scottmc & @waddlesplash any further changes needed ? |
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#include <View.h> | |||
#include <Window.h> | |||
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#include <be/add-ons/tracker/TrackerAddon.h> | |||
#include </boot/system/develop/headers/os/add-ons/tracker/TrackerAddOn.h> |
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This is not needed, keeping just <add-ons/tracker/TrackerAddOn.h> should work.
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mm but it didn't compiled
"boot/home/Archiver/Source/Archiver.h:54: /add-ons/tracker/TrackerAddOn.h: No such file or directory
/boot/system/develop/etc/makefile-engine:291: recipe for target 'objects.x86-gcc2-release/Archiver.o' failed
make: *** [objects.x86-gcc2-release/Archiver.o] Error 1
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#define ARCHIVER_SETTINGS_FILE_PATH "/boot/home/config/settings/" | |||
#define ARCHIVER_SETTINGS_FILE "archiver.settings" | |||
#define ARCHIVER_RULES_FILE_PATH "/boot/home/config/etc/" | |||
#define ARCHIVER_RULES_FILE_PATH "/boot/home/config/non-packaged/etc/" |
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I think it is better to look in the packaged directory? Or does it try to write here?
Ideally we should look in both but it is out of the scope of your task
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user should paste the rules file to that location but the program don't use the file on that location as Pete Goodeve said , it using rules file in " B_SYSTEM_ETC_DIRECTORY" . and also user should paste rules file on their but if I comment that path it won't compile :/ but when i delete the rules file from non-packaged nothing changed :/ it works fine
/boot/system/settings/etc |
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Are you sure this is where it goes? If it is a tracker add-on, then the proper place would be /boot/home/config/non-packaged/add-ons/Tracker
Any progress on cleaning this up? |
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