Version: unknown (using KDE 3.0.9) Compiler: gcc version 2.95.3 20010315 (release) OS: Linux (i686) release 2.4.17 Subject says it all -- when I create a new class, it informs me the class won't be added to the project. I open up a konsole, and see the files are created, and exist in the base directory for the project (as opposed to the source subdir). I have to then manually move the files in, and then use the Automake manager to add them to the project.
fixed in gideon
Please Reopen this Bug, it persists at least for me with todays (15/08/03) CVS Version I use the qmake project management. The files get added to the src subdir in the manager, but they are saved into the project root.
I'm looking into this at the moment. Behaviour should be like in automake projects. This bug has already been reported for qmake projects. Reopening and marking as duplicate (or should it stay closed, as the original bug report was about automake projects? Amilcar?)
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 62224 ***
When a bug is a duplicate, mark it as duplicate. It's state will them be "attached/connected" to the state of the original bug report. In this case F Fracassi tried to reopen the wrong bug report. This bug is about Automake manager and not about Qmake. Conclusion: Andreas in these situations just put a comment on the bug so that the reporter realizes I posted to the wrong bug.