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How to get around "Missing Packages" problem 10 years 9 months ago #5151

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Upon trying to open a project that was written on a CodeTyphon Suite earlier than 4.70, you might encounter one or more messages saying:

The following package failed to load:
pl_indycomp
pl_?whatever?
See Project -> Project Inspector

The Project Inspector window probably has also come up. The package(s) that failed to load are most likely packages that were renamed in the 4.70 CodeTyphon version. Open the changeslog.txt file in the CodeTyphon folder to see what file names have been changed. There will be a list that looks something like this:

-NOTE-4:For better management we RENAME some Libraries:
RENAME pl_....lpk to pl_....lpk
RENAME pl_visualplanitcomp.lpk to pl_visualplanit.lpk
RENAME pl_indycomp.lpk to pl_indy.lpk

Find the offending failed/missing package name and see what it has been renamed to.
Next click on the large plus + button on the 'Project Inspector', then the 'New Requirement' tab, and search through the 'Package Name' dropdown box for the correct package name. Cilck the 'Create New Requirement' button.
Finally, highlight the bad missing package name in the 'Project Inspector' and click the large minus - button and reply to delete it.

Your pre-4.70 CodeTyphon compiled program should compile correctly now.
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