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- chunkeylover59 October 2014
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- traunk October 2014
Error in contribution listing file on line 1
Help. After reinstalling Processing I am not able to install any mode. No list show's, I get the following error in the console: Error in contribution listing file on line 1
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What OS?
Sorry. Mac 10.9.5
im having the same issue on windows 8.1 processing 64bit and 32bit
Same issue here for linux 64bit.
which processing version?
"contribution"s are what they call the third party libraries. this is probably an error whilst parsing the library directories looking for the libraries you have installed. this is, i think, the "libraries" directory under your "sketchbook" folder. have a look there, see if anything looks wrong. see if you can get a filename...
if these are all new installs then it sounds like something has changed (been broken) in the recent builds...
I tried it on both 3.0a4 and 2.2.1
I dunno if this is related or not, but while following the installation guide for Android, the ia32-libs package is no more, but apt offered some alternatives to replace it. I installed those. No difference before or after the install of those.
You are not alone - have a look at this discussion.
Is there any way to manually add Modes -> Android Mode?
Hi, since Quark posted the link to the other/same discussion, I just wrote my solution, so you can check again there