Version: 3.3 (using KDE 3.5.1, Debian Package 4:3.5.1-2 (testing/unstable)) Compiler: Target: i486-linux-gnu OS: Linux (i686) release 2.6.15-1-686 To reproduce this bug : just create a new C or C++ project (I didn't test with another project type) "simple Hello world". Give it a name, click next, next, next, finish : an error dialog apears telling : "Ceci n'est pas un fichier projet valable. Il y a une erreur sur la syntaxe XML à la ligne 13, colonne 11 : tag mismatch" English version : "This is not a valid project file. There is an XML error at line 13, column 11 : tag mismatch" (approximately translated by myself) Here is the generated project file (the line causing problem seems to be the "</general>" one - didn't find what is the problem) : <?xml version="1.0"?> <kdevelop> <general> <author>Florent Curé</author> <email>florent.cure@free.fr</email> <version>0.1</version> <projectmanagement>KDevAutoProject</projectmanagement> <primarylanguage>C</primarylanguage> <keywords> <keyword>C</keyword> <keyword>Code</keyword> </keywords> </general> <kdevautoproject> <general> <activetarget>src/test</activetarget> <useconfiguration>debug</useconfiguration> </general> <run> <mainprogram>src/test</mainprogram> <terminal>true</terminal> </run> <configurations> <optimized> <builddir>optimized</builddir> <ccompiler>kdevgccoptions</ccompiler> <cxxcompiler>kdevgppoptions</cxxcompiler> <f77compiler>kdevg77options</f77compiler> <cflags>-O2 -g0 </cflags> </optimized> <debug> <configargs>--enable-debug=full</configargs> <builddir>debug</builddir> <ccompiler>kdevgccoptions</ccompiler> <cxxcompiler>kdevgppoptions</cxxcompiler> <f77compiler>kdevg77options</f77compiler> <cflags>-O0 -g3 </cflags> </debug> </configurations> </kdevautoproject> <kdevdoctreeview> <ignoretocs> <toc>ada</toc> <toc>ada_bugs_gcc</toc> <toc>bash</toc> <toc>bash_bugs</toc> <toc>clanlib</toc> <toc>w3c-dom-level2-html</toc> <toc>fortran_bugs_gcc</toc> <toc>gnome1</toc> <toc>gnustep</toc> <toc>gtk</toc> <toc>gtk_bugs</toc> <toc>haskell</toc> <toc>haskell_bugs_ghc</toc> <toc>java_bugs_gcc</toc> <toc>java_bugs_sun</toc> <toc>kde2book</toc> <toc>libstdc++</toc> <toc>opengl</toc> <toc>pascal_bugs_fp</toc> <toc>php</toc> <toc>php_bugs</toc> <toc>perl</toc> <toc>perl_bugs</toc> <toc>python</toc> <toc>python_bugs</toc> <toc>qt-kdev3</toc> <toc>ruby</toc> <toc>ruby_bugs</toc> <toc>sdl</toc> <toc>stl</toc> <toc>w3c-svg</toc> <toc>sw</toc> <toc>w3c-uaag10</toc> <toc>wxwidgets_bugs</toc> </ignoretocs> <ignoreqt_xml> <toc>Guide to the Qt Translation Tools</toc> <toc>Qt Assistant Manual</toc> <toc>Qt Designer Manual</toc> <toc>Qt Reference Documentation</toc> <toc>qmake User Guide</toc> </ignoreqt_xml> <ignoredoxygen> <toc>KDE Libraries (Doxygen)</toc> </ignoredoxygen> </kdevdoctreeview> <kdevfilecreate> <useglobaltypes> <type ext="c"/> <type ext="h"/> </useglobaltypes> </kdevfilecreate> <kdevfileview> <groups> <group pattern="*.h" name="Header files" /> <group pattern="*.c" name="Source files" /> </groups> </kdevfileview> <kdevdocumentation> <projectdoc> <docsystem>Doxygen Documentation Collection</docsystem> <docurl>test.tag</docurl> </projectdoc> </kdevdocumentation> </kdevelop>
The problem is almost certainly the 'é' in your name. The fields aren't properly escaped for unexpected characters. Try without it and see if that helps. (In this case, this is a duplicate, but I can't find the original report at the moment. Amilcar?)
Thanks a lot ! I've tried without any accent and it worked well. Of course it's just a workaround, but now I can code :) Also, as it's a duplicate, I'll mark this one as RESOLVED (I guess that's what I should do ?)
So I mark it RESOLVED ...