Re: [anjuta-list] How to recover after crash

[Sébastien Granjoux <seb sfo free fr>]

Hi,

Le 27/06/2017 à 20:13, Igor Korot a écrit :
> In the Terminal I just do:
> cd ~/my_proj/Debug && make
> In Anjuta I select "Build->Build Project".

Anjuta is doing the same. You can check if the configure project dialog 
that the build directory is really the same.
Eventually, some environment variables could be different, check in the 
configure project dialog too.


> So what is kept?

Anjuta keeps the list of selected plugins, the name of the build 
directory, the name of the executable, the list of opened files and a 
few things like that.


> Or Anjuta simply reads the Makefiles and wraps them in a GUI
> dialogs?

yes, Anjuta parse all Makefile.am and display the information. In a 
limited way it is able to modify these Makefile.am. But contrary to a 
lots of other IDE is doesn't copy all project settings in his own 
format. That's why I don't understand how you can get this issue.


> 1. Make Anjuta non-responsive.
> 2. Try to close it by clicking on "X".
> 3. Click "Force to close application".
> 4. After successful closing start the Anjuta.
> Try to build the project.

I have done it a lots of time, especially when I modify Anjuta, I have 
never get such issue.


> If Anjuta will be able to build after the "Force to exit" then there
> was something wrong with my system at the time of the crash.

But even if you system was wrong. To build your project, Anjuta is 
running make in the build directory but I don't understand why it's 
different if you run it in a terminal.

Regards,

Sébastien