On 11 May 2011 06:03, Křištof Želechovski giecrilj@stegny.2a.pl wrote:
Geany-INFO: Failed to open /usr/local/share/geany/filetypes.common (No such file or directory)
This probably means you failed to install Geany properly. Chris
Some distros install Geany in different places.
When compiling (especially for hacking) I use a different prefix so as to not get things mixed up.
For what its worth my personal method is:
Say the source is in /somepath/trunk
Then I build with --prefix=somepath, so all files are installed within somepath, and no system privileges are needed to install, so I *can't* overwrite the system stuff.
Run geany from somepath/bin using ,/geany -c ../config and all user configuration is saved in somepath/config and won't overwrite stuff in your home directory.
Some care is needed to build plugins to use the same prefix, but waf works.
As to your tags problem, possibly the tagmanager doesn't understand what a CUDA file is and so doesn't know how to get tags from it. Did you set the tagparser in your filetype file?
Cheers Lex