[Gambas-user] port gambas1 to gambas2

[Eldon Eller]

Thank you, Werner. That solved my problem, though for reasons I do not 
understand, setting permission to 666 prevented me from accessing the 
files at all. Changing to 777 fixed things. Neither project will run, 
but that appears to be due to some changes in the language which I 
should be able to run down and fix.

Thanks again for your prompt and helpful replies. EEE

Werner wrote:
>>> Eldon Eller wrote:
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>>>> I have a couple of old gambas1 projects. When I try to run them in 
>>>> gambas2, I get this message:
>>>>
>>>> Version too old. Please recompile.
>>>>
>>>> I do not know how to recompile. This surely is in the documentation 
>>>> somewhere, but I could not find it. I would be very grateful if someone 
>>>> could point me in the right direction.
>>>>
>>>> Thanks, Eldon
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>>> Werner wrote:
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>>> Menu "Project" --> "Compile All"
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> Eldon Eller wrote:
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>> There is no "compile all" under menu --> project. All I have is "make", 
>> "refresh", and "properties." Perhaps this is because the projects open 
>> up as "read only." Any further suggestions would be appreciated.
>>
>> Thanks, Eldon
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> When I open a read only project I get the same as you describe it.
>
> What you need to do is change the permissions of all the files in the 
> project folder to a setting that allows you write access.
>
> In KDE, you could right click on the project folder, in the popup menu 
> select "Properties" (the last menu item).
> A tabbed window appears. Select the "Permissions" tab. Change 
> permissions according to yor need.
> Don't forget to select the checkbox labelled
> "Apply changes to all subfolders and their contents."
>
> Alternatively, from the command line, type
> chmod --recursive 666 fullpathtoyourprojectdirectory/*
>
> Regards
> Werner
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