cannot create new C++ class

[Udo Eisenbarth]

Binary package hint: anjuta

I am using Anjuta with Ubuntu 8.10 and I have found a problem with the creation of a new C++ class.

This is what I did:

1. With a completely fresh installed Ubuntu 8.10 I installed Anjuta (2.2.24.1-0ubuntu1) first.
2. I opened Anjuta and generated a new project:
    New->Project
3. Following the wizard I created a generic c++ application
4. In the wizard the destination directory was set to "test" (newly generated dir in the home folder)
5. After creating the project I add a new c++ class:
    New->C++/GObject Class
6. Giving it a name and press Create
7. I am asked to which target I want to add it.
8. Then the error appears: Failed to execute autogen: Could not open file "/home/udo/file:///home/udo/test/sdh.hpp":
    No such file or directory

I hope this error could be reproduced by somebody. Did I do something wrong with the destination dir?

Udo Eisenbarth

[lltoon (gemini1980)]

My problem is similar to yours.Is there anything we can do?

[Mjumbe Wawatu Ukweli (mjumbewu)]

i filed a bug at anjuta's bugzilla at http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=572805 . in the mean time, the workaround that i'm doing is to uncheck the "Add to project" box when creating a new class. this will generate the code at least. then i can save the files and add them to the project myself. hardly a resolution, but gets me by for now.

[Johannes Schmid (jhs.schmid)]

Fixed upstream (see bugs mentioned in last comment).

[Robert Ancell (robert-ancell)]

Was fixed in 2.26 which is in Ubuntu 9.04