A "No source available" error ... so miserable!

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Hi, I use Carbide.c++ 1.3.
Today, I modified the RSS file a little bit, but a red "No source available..."
error came out. I was so sure that the modifying is right.
And, when I recovered the
RSS file, the error was still there. Then I cleaned the project, and even reloaded all,
but it didn't work!

Could somebody tell me why?
And how to fix it...

Thanks ahead!

[Symbian_Neil]

Hi, I use Carbide.c++ 1.3.
Today, I modified the RSS file a little bit, but a red "No source available..."
error came out. I was so sure that the modifying is right.
And, when I recovered the
RSS file, the error was still there. Then I cleaned the project, and even reloaded all,
but it didn't work!

Could somebody tell me why?
And how to fix it...

Thanks ahead!

-Well, it would be difficult to know about what changes you did to the resources file and if its right unless somebody sees the code.
-Please mention what edition of SDK you are working on?
-Any particular reason why you are using Carbide 1.3 when a much improved free version of 2.0 is available?

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-Well, it would be difficult to know about what changes you did to the resources file and if its right unless somebody sees the code.
-Please mention what edition of SDK you are working on?
-Any particular reason why you are using Carbide 1.3 when a much improved free version of 2.0 is available?

Thank you for your concern!
I'm working with S60 3.1 and the TRK facility is Nokia 6120c.
Carbide 2.0's TRK function doesn't work well in Nokia 6120c. so
I still use the 1.3 version.

But it is so strange that the error still exists after I replace the whole project with the previous one.
I can't understand why...

[Symbian_Neil]

But it is so strange that the error still exists after I replace the whole project with the previous one.
I can't understand why...

Did you try reallyclean and then build?
You could alternatively search yourproject*.* in epoc directory and delete them and then build.

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Did you try reallyclean and then build?
You could alternatively search yourproject*.* in epoc directory and delete them and then build.

Excuse me but does "reallyclean" means "Project -> clean..."? or if there's any diffenrence between "clean" & "reallyclean".
I'll try to delete the whole project in epoc directory, thanks!

[Symbian_Neil]

Excuse me but does "reallyclean" means "Project -> clean..."? or if there's any diffenrence between "clean" & "reallyclean".
I'll try to delete the whole project in epoc directory, thanks!

If you enable project specific settings, in SDSv1 tab you will find the clean level. Level 0 is by default. you can try level 1 or level 2.

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No, it doesn't work, to your disappointment.
The error comes after invoking a Container's ActivateL() function, does it mean anything?

[Symbian_Neil]

No, it doesn't work, to your disappointment.
The error comes after invoking a Container's ActivateL() function, does it mean anything?

That means that it might not be the problem with resource, but elsewhere. You should debug the application and find what error is coming (if it panics, then whats the panic code, etc) http://wiki.forum.nokia.com/index.ph...lp_for_dummies will help you to describe your problem.

[wizard_hu_]

You should get the panic code, check http://wiki.forum.nokia.com/index.ph...ded_panic_code

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Oh, I seemed to find out the causing...

	
iSettingsArray->Reset();
HBufC16* item;    
item=StringLoader::LoadLC(R_SETTINGS_HIGH);
iSettingsArray->AppendL(*item);
//CleanupStack::PopAndDestroy(item);  (1)

If commented (1), there will be no error invoking ActivateL(), but the program collapsed later.
If not commented (1), the program will be down when ActivateL() is invoked.

So, I think the previous code has something wrong.
And, another code bellow seems buggy as well:

HBufC16* whiteListItem=HBufC16::NewL(50);
HBufC16* formatter=StringLoader::LoadLC(R_SETTINGS_WHITE_LIST);
HBuf16 <50> formattedItem;
formattedItem.Format(*formatter, iWhiteListItemsNumber);
TPtr16 ptr(whiteListItem->Des());
ptr.Copy(formattedItem);
iSettingsArray->AppendL(*whiteListItem);
//CleanupStack::PopAndDestroy(whiteListItem);  (2)
CleanupStack::PopAndDestroy(formatter);

Alikely, if I don't comment (2) the program will collapse asap.
So, what's the problem, could you plz figure it out?

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You should get the panic code, check http://wiki.forum.nokia.com/index.ph...ded_panic_code

How to get the panic code, when I'm running through TRK?
The program vanished when I switch the view, which triggers error...

Thanks!

[silent smile]

Yeah! The FIRST code is wrong, I tried....
But how to improve?

Could you tell me?