Hello all:
I am new to Arduino but not to programming. I downloaded a project from github and want to modify it. I got it to compile originally, but when I went to modify it, I changed the name of both the .ino file and the folder it's in. The Arduino IDE continues to use the 'libraries' folder under the old name and because one of the libraries is lvgl which seems to have a non-standard install (requires manual intervention after installing with the library manager), and another library is manually installed, everything breaks.
I thought I would start again completely clean, with a new project, new name, and new everything, but the IDE still decided to use the old folder and its 'libraries' sub-folder. Then I deleted the Arduino app and reinstalled it, but it picks right up where I left off. I'm sorry I ever tried to change the name of the project.
Please help me understand how the IDE chooses where to put libraries? I thought it was just in the project folder, but it appears to be more complicated than that. Or if nobody has a good overview of how this works, maybe help me understand how I can erase the current state and start from scratch?
Thank you,
-Tom