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garyjespersen
Joined: 01 Apr 2011
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 Posted: Fri Apr 01, 2011 10:42 pm Post subject: double clicking error in output window - error message |
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Installed the free fortran compiler with ftn95_personal.exe, version 4.42.0.0.
Using the Plato IDE, I created a new project, and a test file. It compiled fine with a few warnings.
Double clicking on a warning in the output window produces the message "the file does not exist. Your current options prevent opening" instead of going to the source file location for the warning.
Any ideas how to fix this? I've had no luck searching for info.
Thanks,
Gary. |
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PaulLaidler
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Location: Salford, UK
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I am using the latest Plato (4.4.0) and I do not experience this problem.
Try opening the file in a different way to see if the file exists and if the warning still applies to the relevant line. |
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sparge
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I used to get this sometimes when converting from fixed format FORTRAN 77 code to free format FORTRAN 95 code. What seemed to happen was that Plato would interpret source code files as include files. I would have to manually delete them from the include files lit and add them to the source files list (in the Project Explorer pane). Then all was well.
Does this sound anything like your situation? |
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