IDE can't find .cpp file in next tab

Using Arduino Programming Questions
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Damn this is a weird IDE.
I wanted to try compiling and running "Examples/RF24network-master/test/unit_rx" and the "Finder.cpp" and "Finder.h" files are in Tabs right alongside the main "unit_rx" sketch and I get this...

sketch\Finder.cpp:17:20: fatal error: Finder.h: No such file or directory
#include <Finder.h>

How do I tell this idiot IDE to look to it's left for the files?

If the Italian guy would stop messing with litigation over the Arduino name and fix this IDE, life would be a whole lot less frustrating.

OK, I think I am over the read-rage now. :slight_smile:

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It has absolutely NOTHING to do with the IDE. It is basic c/c++. Perhaps if you read some of the basic tutorials, and learn the difference between using:

#include <Finder.h>

and

#include "Finder.h"

Regards,
Ray L.

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Usually, when you get an error like this where you know there are tens of thousands of other users of the IDE who are not having problems, rather than ranting on the writers of the IDE, it usually pays greater dividends to look a little closer to home for the error(s).

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How do I tell this idiot IDE to look to it's left for the files?

If the Italian guy would stop messing with litigation over the Arduino name and fix this IDE, life would be a whole lot less frustrating.

What you have is a PEBCAK error. The developers of the Arduino and IDE can not solve that.