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| how do I add a package from bazaar/plugins/? [message #52701] |
Tue, 12 November 2019 22:29  |
xrysf03
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Dear everyone,
once again I'm feeling stuck and stupid 
In my toy project, I've been using KissFFT for a while.
Apparently I had no problem to add that package to my project in UPP nightly 12610, and I don't recall anything special about it.
But:
After I copy the project directory called MyApps/my_project to a newly installed UPP nightly 13655, the "kissfft" is still mentioned among the project packages, but appears "empty" = the entry in the package manager probably cannot find its files for some reason.
In the UPP 12610, the "kissfft" package lives under Bazaar/plugins/kissfft/ .
Apparently, that directory still exists in UPP 13655.
But, after I've removed the "empty" package entry from my project, I cannot seem to add it again. The package manager just doesn't offer the bazaar plugins to me.
I'd be grateful for any kick in the right direction...
Frank
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| Re: how do I add a package from bazaar/plugins/? [message #52705 is a reply to message #52704] |
Wed, 13 November 2019 08:28  |
xrysf03
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Thanks for your patient response, Koldo...
When playing with complex software (such as U++) that's not a "release" and not a bugfix version, I tend to keep different development versions "side by side". Such as, over the last year or so, I've done some work under UPP 12610, which lives in
C:\Program Files\upp_nightly_12610
I'm considering a transition to UPP 13655, which I have placed under
C:\Program Files\upp_nightly_13655
Consequently, my own code, created under UPP 16210, lives in
C:\Program Files\upp_nightly_12610\MyApps\rtlsdr_skyline
To try it under the new UPP version, I have copied that directory to
C:\Program Files\upp_nightly_13655\MyApps\rtlsdr_skyline
I could certainly have my own source code outside of the UPP directory subtree, and I do have such directories for my "closer to production" code, but in the case of UPP so far I'm mostly playing and I'm "hedging my bets" against things no longer working the way they used to work in the older environment...
Ask again if this is not clear enough
So after that change, under 13655, I'm having a problem re-adding bazaar/plugins/kissfft to my toy app called "rtlsdr_skyline"...
If you can suggest better ways to manage my own source code, I'd only be grateful
Frank
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| Re: how do I add a package from bazaar/plugins/? [message #53043 is a reply to message #52709] |
Sun, 16 February 2020 23:00 |
xrysf03
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Hmm. I've tried again in 14016-nightly and I faced the same problem: couldn't add packages from bazaar/plugin. They were just not offered in "add package to $PROJECT".
I went after the .var files mentioned by Koldo. And I noticed, that in my working old UPP working directory in 12610-nightly, the MyApps.var contained paths to bazaar and to bazaar/plugin.
The same file in 14016-nightly did not contain those two paths.
So I tried adding those manually and... it did not make a difference.
And then I probably finally cracked it. See the attached screenshot. On startup, once I select the assembly called MyApps-bazaar, I am still allowed to pick the project that I've just copied into the MyApps directory, and I can add package plugin/kissfft. Overall the number of packages offered has maybe doubled over the alternative scenario where I would instead pick the "MyApps" assembly on startup.
Maybe I now also understand how to keep software in my own directory someplace on the disk drive: I need to set up my own "assembly" via TheIDE, point it to my custom directory, and also append the path to bazaar/plugin in the "assembly definition".
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