No D std library found and Dub returned with exit code 2, but it correctly compiles

[MakersF]

I'm working on Eclipse Luna (the one with only JDK) and I only added DDT(0.10.2) as plug in on Windows 7.
Currently DDT is signalling me errors in the project and auto completion is not working, even if the compilation correctly works. I'm using the --compiler option in order to use a compiler that is not in PATH.
I looked around, but didn't find a way to specify where the sources are located for the DDT to find them.
When correctly setting the PATH environment with the directory containing the error doesn't show up (but still auto completion is not working)

In any case, the compilation works correctly, so maybe the limitation referenced in #71 doesn't apply any longer?
So, would it be possible to add a preference to specify where to look for the standard library?

Here the picture showing the errors:
D Standard Library [Error: none found]
DUB Dependencies [DUB error]: dub returned non-zero status: 2

Here a screenshot when the PATH has C:\dmd2\windows\bin in it

[MakersF]

As a temporary solution I'm running Eclipse with a bat file containing

set DUB_COMPILERS_PATH=c:\dmd2\windows\bin
set PATH=%PATH%;C:\dmd2\windows\bin
start "" "C:\mypath\eclipse.exe"

Still, content assist is not working

[bruno-medeiros]

It seems to me the content assist problem is unrelated to the DUB setup (which seems to be correct now). Post me the Eclipse log: "Help/About/Installation Details/Configuration/Error Log"

[bruno-medeiros]

Also the set PATH=%PATH%;C:\dmd2\windows\bin should not be necessary, if DUB_COMPILERS_PATH is already set.
In addition, this means you can set DUB_COMPILERS_PATH in your user environment, no need to use a BAT file.

[MakersF]

http://www.pasteall.org/54616/text
Here is the configuration

Here is the error log
http://www.pasteall.org/54617/text

The home assumption it makes is correct.
In all the sessions it wasn't able to autocomplete (even if not in everyone of them was the invalid path error)

[bruno-medeiros]

Hum, why isn't there any relevant error in the log? :S
Try running "C:\mypath\eclipsec.exe" -consoleLog , and attempt Content Assist, to see if any message pops up in the console. (note that's eclipsec.exe , not eclipse.exe)

[MakersF]

I don't have the PC with me right now. Will do as soon as I have access to
it in a few hours
Il 17/ott/2014 19:51 "Bruno Medeiros" [email protected] ha scritto:

Hum, why isn't there any relevant error in the log? :S
Try running "C:\mypath\eclipsec.exe" -consoleLog , and attempt Content
Assist, to see if any message pops up in the console. (note that's
eclipsec.exe , not eclipse.exe)

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[MakersF]

Here is the log
http://www.pasteall.org/54628/text

Every time I modify the file this two lines get written, but there is no error whatsoever.

ParseCache: Set working copy: C:\Users\Francesco\Desktop\Programmazione\D\Workspace\Prova\source\main.d
ParseCache: Parsed module C:\Users\Francesco\Desktop\Programmazione\D\Workspace\Prova\source\main.d [WorkingCopy]

Do you want to send me a debug version with some more logging to understand what's happening?
Or I can send you my eclipse + workspace, but it actually is just Eclipse Luna with the DDT plugin added and an empty workspace where I generated a DUB project, and pasted a sample program.

[bruno-medeiros]

Ahhhh, after some head scratching I think I found the cause... is "dub" on the PATH? It has to be, despite the DUB path option in DDT preferences (it's a bug, yes. It's related to #73).

I've added logging to the place where it was missing (There is no debugging version, the standard version should do a basic log of all error events.)

[MakersF]

Confirmed this was the problem. Added DUB to the path in the launcher script and everything works fine now.

Correct issue is now #82