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SimpleIDE Alpha: -L and -I subfolder paths not updated saving up a directory level #145

Open GoogleCodeExporter opened 9 years ago

GoogleCodeExporter commented 9 years ago 
I saw this issue again, -L and -I paths to sub folder not correctly updated 
when saving upwards a directory level.  But this time, I think I found a way to 
make it repeatable.  It seems that the symptoms do not show if I open the 
project with the Open Project button.  But, if I I open it by double-clicking 
the .side file from Windows Explorer, then the symptoms do show.

A) What steps will reproduce the problem?

  1.  In Windows 7, Rename SimpleIDE/My Projects.
  2.  Copy My Projects from the attached zip to the SimpleIDE workspace.
  3.  USE WINDOWS EXPLORER TO NAVIGATE TO ...SimpleIDE\My Projects\Project Name\ AND DOUBLE CLICK Project Name.side TO MAKE SIMPLEIDE OPEN IT.
  4.  Verify that it builds correctly.
  5.  Click the Save Project As button. 
  6.  Go up a directory level and save it as ...SimpleIDE\My Projects\Project Name (2).side 
  7.  Build Project Name (2).side.  

B) What is the expected behavior (output)?

Builds successfully because the 2nd and 3rd lines in the .side file are updated 
as shown here:

Project Name (2).c
 -I Project Name/library/libsimpletools
-L Project Name/library/libsimpletools
New File.c -> Project Name/New File.c
New File.h -> Project Name/New File.h
>compiler=C
 ...

C) What do you see instead?
Does not build successfully because the 2nd and 3rd lines in the .side file are 
not updated as shown here: 

Project Name (2).c
-I library/libsimpletools
-L library/libsimpletools
 New File.c -> Project Name/New File.c
New File.h -> Project Name/New File.h
 >compiler=C
...

D) Classify the bug as one of the following:

Somewhere between 1 and 2.  

  >>>1. Show Stopper<<<
  >>>2. Medium Priority<<<
3. Cosmetic
4. Low Priority

E) Application Version and Platform:

Version
    SimpleIDE 0-9-24

Platform

Choose OpSys from Labels Below:
    OpSys-All, OpSys-Linux, OpSys-Mac, or >>>OpSys-Windows<<<

Specify Platform OS Version and 32 or 64 bit. For example:

Linux Debian (32 or 64 bit)
Linux Suse   (32 or 64 bit)
Mac OSX      (64 bit Lion)
Windows XP   (32 bit)
   >>> Windows 7<<<    (32 or >>>64 bit<<<)

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Original issue reported on code.google.com by parallax...@gmail.com on 27 Apr 2013 at 3:14

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