Yep.  I've solved more problems by trying to describe the problem I 
have.  Know the feeling well.

znafets wrote:
> And that's what I did to fix it ....
> deletet the trunk and created a new from scratch got somehow rid of
> that problem ...
> project-wizard is available now ...
>
> Thanks for your help Mike, sometimes it works just to talk about.
>
> -S
>
> On 21 Jun., 15:37, znafets <[email protected]> wrote:
>   
>> Linux Ubuntu Jaunty & Karmic
>>
>> maybe I should get a new clone/branch to be sure the vesion I have
>> didn't get scrabled over time ?
>>
>> -S
>>
>> On 21 Jun., 15:28, Mike Crowe <[email protected]> wrote:
>>
>>     
>>> You added it to LeoSettings.py as well?
>>> What OS?
>>> Any messages in the startup log about project-wizard?
>>>       
>>> znafets wrote:
>>>       
>>>> I got pretty much the same plugin list as you
>>>>         
>>>> when I do Alt-x and type proj >TAB> he even does not find anything.
>>>> pro<TAB> yields a list of propagate-key-events
>>>>         
>>>> The plugin also does not appear in the plugins menu list ...
>>>>         
>>>> -S
>>>>         
>>>> On 21 Jun., 15:20, Mike Crowe <[email protected]> wrote:
>>>>         
>>>>> In my @enabled-plugins I have:
>>>>>           
>>>>>     qtGui.py
>>>>>     threading_colorizer.py
>>>>>     plugins_menu.py
>>>>>     cleo.py
>>>>>     open_with.py
>>>>>     mod_scripting.py
>>>>>     UNL.py
>>>>>     projectwizard.py
>>>>>     (snip)
>>>>>           
>>>>> Question:  When you do alt-x and enter "project-wizard", what happens?  
>>>>> It *should* open a file-open dialog and let you select a file in the
>>>>> root directory of your project.
>>>>>           
>>>>> znafets wrote:
>>>>>           
>>>>>> Nope isn't that one, too. I tried to write it in the enabled-plugins
>>>>>> body text in leoSettings.leo , no effect either..
>>>>>>             
>>>>>> Must be the wrong way...
>>>>>>             
>>>>>> -S
>>>>>>             
>>>>>> On 21 Jun., 15:09, znafets <[email protected]> wrote:
>>>>>>             
>>>>>>> know you mean projectwizard.py, but doesn't import when I put it into
>>>>>>> the enabled-plugins body text. Maybe this is the issue with
>>>>>>> myLeoSettings.leo not being read right now, (filed that in another
>>>>>>> mail)
>>>>>>>               
>>>>>>> -S
>>>>>>> On 21 Jun., 15:02, Mike Crowe <[email protected]> wrote:
>>>>>>>               
>>>>>>>> I noticed that too.  Had to import it (as derived file) to edit it to
>>>>>>>> include my extensions.
>>>>>>>>                 
>>>>>>>> Yes, just add pluginwizard.py to the @enabled-plugins sentinel.  (doing
>>>>>>>> from memory, please verify names!)
>>>>>>>>                 
>>     
> >
>   

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