Hi,
Perhaps it’s me, but I’ve noticed an issue when specifying an absolute path in the Module Source Folder under Windows…
Example:
When I’m using Introjucer with the sample code, the path is “…/…/Juce” and it works fine.
But when I’m using it for my project, I have to point to “d:\Juce\Juce_2\Juce”, and then I get the following AppConfig.h:
[code]/*
IMPORTANT! This file is auto-generated each time you save your
project - if you alter its contents, your changes may be overwritten!
There's a section below where you can add your own custom code safely, and the
Introjucer will preserve the contents of that block, but the best way to change
any of these definitions is by using the Introjucer's project settings.
Any commented-out settings will assume their default values.
*/
#ifndef JUCE_APPCONFIG_HN57XC
#define JUCE_APPCONFIG_HN57XC
//==============================================================================
// [BEGIN_USER_CODE_SECTION]
// (You can add your own code in this section, and the Introjucer will not overwrite it)
// [END_USER_CODE_SECTION]
//==============================================================================
#endif // JUCE_APPCONFIG_HN57XC
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As you can see, I miss the set of #define JUCE_MODULE_AVAILABLE_****, moreover the JuceLibraryCode folder contains nothing else than appconfig.h, JuceHeader.h and Readme.txt …
I traced into Introducer source code, and I noticed that “ModuleList::isModulesFolder (f)” is always returning false in ModuleList::getDefaultModulesFolder, and so the module list is empty, resulting in bad appconfig.h and missing files in the project…
I’m using the last source code updated from github this morning…
Should I use another syntax for the Module Source Folder ?
Thanks,
/Phil