Re: [orca-list] Orca does not startup anymore

[Willie Walker <William Walker Sun COM>]

Hi Hermann:

This might be it.  Can you try pulling the sources into a fresh
directory (or just entirely delete your current directory containing
your sources from SVN) and redo the autogen/make/install process?

As for how this might have happened, you might have applied a
preliminary patch from a bug report.  Afterwards, something might have
changed and a different solution was checked into SVN.  If there was a
conflict, syntax errors would have been introduced into the sources and
Orca would no longer run as a result.  The easiest thing to do when you
see anything strange with a file from SVN, such as 'G' or 'C', is to
just delete the file and redo 'svn update'.

Will

On Wed, 2007-06-20 at 11:43 +0200, Hermann wrote:
> Just read the help page of svn up, because I remember having seen the 
> Gecko.py script marked with "C", what means "conflict". Which Conflict? 
> Moreover: The Gecko.py script is now always marked with "G", which means 
> "merged". What has been merged? Is it possible that this caused any odd 
> behavior to a component, which is not removed by performing an uninstall 
> and then a new install?
> I performed a
> sudo make uninstall
> in the orca-2.19.4 directory and then I typed:
> sudo make install
> but this makes no difference, the same odd results.
> Hermann
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