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If you set in Preferences the "Update sketch files to new extension on save" and open a sketch that is a .pde and just do a "save" and then build. You will get an error that the .pde can't be found. I believe that is because the file was a .pde when opened, but when the save occurred the IDE did not switch the build from a .pde extension to a .ino extension and still attempts to compiler the .pde instead of the renamed .ino. Restarting the IDE solves the problem.
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It has been my experience that the ide does not like renames in general. the first day i tried using it, i changed a file's extension and it took me a while to figure that there were 2 files as the original was still in the build folder 1.6.5 at the time). Thx for the info.
@KeithV, could you see if this still occurs with the version shown there: #4363 (comment) That pull request contains a lot of cleanups and small improvements, among which some improvements to the renaming code.
If you set in Preferences the "Update sketch files to new extension on save" and open a sketch that is a .pde and just do a "save" and then build. You will get an error that the .pde can't be found. I believe that is because the file was a .pde when opened, but when the save occurred the IDE did not switch the build from a .pde extension to a .ino extension and still attempts to compiler the .pde instead of the renamed .ino. Restarting the IDE solves the problem.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: