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Prelude source file is missing
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Hi...
I'm trying to add preludes at both the module and member level to a C++ GUI project.... and keep getting this annoying error "Code editing problem: the prelude source file is missing".
Has anybody solved this one ?
I can't find a way to generate such a file, although I found a template for such a file under the examples. I can workaround it by deleting my main source.cpp file and regenerating it... as long as I keep saving the .dt file I don't seem to lose any of my preludes.....
Thanks.... Marty
I'm trying to add preludes at both the module and member level to a C++ GUI project.... and keep getting this annoying error "Code editing problem: the prelude source file is missing".
Has anybody solved this one ?
I can't find a way to generate such a file, although I found a template for such a file under the examples. I can workaround it by deleting my main source.cpp file and regenerating it... as long as I keep saving the .dt file I don't seem to lose any of my preludes.....
Thanks.... Marty
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