The 19 september 2010 build (6608) CODECOMPLETION BRANCH version is out.

[helpse]

I can not open header files located in the same directory where my cpp file is. It gives me "not found" error when i use "open #include file" function. I think it's, as Loaden said, NONE project parser error. I tried to apply the patch but my SVN gives me this error: "The patch seems outdated! i tried updating the SVN project to 6620 and to 6608, and its still giving me this error when i try to apply the patch. What can i do to be able to apply the patch ?

[Jenna]

I can not open header files located in the same directory where my cpp file is. It gives me "not found" error when i use "open #include file" function. I think it's, as Loaden said, NONE project parser error. I tried to apply the patch but my SVN gives me this error: "The patch seems outdated! i tried updating the SVN project to 6620 and to 6608, and its still giving me this error when i try to apply the patch. What can i do to be able to apply the patch ?

I can not reproduce.

Can you give a sample project, where the issue occurs ?
And please post the exact version number, OS, wxWidgets, compiler version ...

[helpse]

Sample code:

Code

#include <iostream>
#include "console"
using namespace std;
using namespace console;

int main()
{
    cout << "Hello!" ;
    return 0;
}

console is a header file located in the same directory. It compiles and runs OK. The error ocurres when i right click on "console" and click on "open #include file". I get "Not found" error. The weird thing is that it happens 99% of the times, sometimes it works. It was happenning in the official release of CB 10.05, the one downloaded from the official page, so i downloaded this CC branch, http://prdownload.berlios.de/codeblocks/wxmsw28u_gcc_cb_wx2810_gcc441.7z and i still have the same problem. I'm using Windows 7 Ultimate, i'm trying to compile wxWidgets 2.9.1, and im using gcc 4.5.0, the one downloaded from the main page.

[Loaden]

I can not open header files located in the same directory where my cpp file is. It gives me "not found" error when i use "open #include file" function. I think it's, as Loaden said, NONE project parser error. I tried to apply the patch but my SVN gives me this error: "The patch seems outdated! i tried updating the SVN project to 6620 and to 6608, and its still giving me this error when i try to apply the patch. What can i do to be able to apply the patch ?

Could you trying CC BRANCH SVN 6621?
It shoud be fixed.

[ollydbg]

Sample code:

Code

#include <iostream>
#include "console"
using namespace std;
using namespace console;

int main()
{
    cout << "Hello!" ;
    return 0;
}

console is a header file located in the same directory.

I just test your example, and works fine here( ccbranch 6621, windowsXP)

[Loaden]

Sample code:

Code

#include <iostream>
#include "console"
using namespace std;
using namespace console;

int main()
{
    cout << "Hello!" ;
    return 0;
}

console is a header file located in the same directory. It compiles and runs OK. The error ocurres when i right click on "console" and click on "open #include file". I get "Not found" error. The weird thing is that it happens 99% of the times, sometimes it works. It was happenning in the official release of CB 10.05, the one downloaded from the official page, so i downloaded this CC branch, http://prdownload.berlios.de/codeblocks/wxmsw28u_gcc_cb_wx2810_gcc441.7z and i still have the same problem. I'm using Windows 7 Ultimate, i'm trying to compile wxWidgets 2.9.1, and im using gcc 4.5.0, the one downloaded from the main page.

Fixed, thanks!

[helpse]

Thank you, i think u looked into the error and fixed it. May be some of u can compile CC Branch SVN 6621 for those who, like me, are having troubles trying to install wxwidget to work with CB project. Can any1 compile and upload it? I wanna test to see if the code works for me too.

[Loaden]

Thank you, i think u looked into the error and fixed it. May be some of u can compile CC Branch SVN 6621 for those who, like me, are having troubles trying to install wxwidget to work with CB project. Can any1 compile and upload it? I wanna test to see if the code works for me too.

Please trying and  feedback me.
Thanks!

http://portablecb.googlecode.com/files/CB_CCBRANCH_6621_patched.7z

[helpse]

Thank you, i think u looked into the error and fixed it. May be some of u can compile CC Branch SVN 6621 for those who, like me, are having troubles trying to install wxwidget to work with CB project. Can any1 compile and upload it? I wanna test to see if the code works for me too.

Please trying and  feedback me.
Thanks!

http://portablecb.googlecode.com/files/CB_CCBRANCH_6621_patched.7z

Thank you Loaden and all the guys who supported. Now this problem is fixed

[Loaden]

Fix a hangs when reparse.

2010-09-22 19:31:53 Sorry, this patch can not let's the hangs gone. So, I deleted this patch, and will look into it.

2010-09-22 21:15:53 fixed, re-upload patch.

[helpse]

Found a new bug. Single files which dont belong to a project dont get to compile cause they arent getting linked to the libraries setted up in Settings -> Compiler & Settings -> Linker Settings. They only compile when they are inside a project.

Code Sample:

Code

#define UNICODE
#include "..\cGui.h"
using namespace std;

class cMainForm
{
	void Button_Clicked()
	{
		AlertUser( TEXT( "Button was clicked" ) );
	}

    cWindow < cMainForm > Window;
	cButton < cMainForm > Button;

    public:

	cMainForm() : Window   ( *this   ),
				  Button   ( Window  )
	{
		Button.OnClicked = &cMainForm::Button_Clicked;

		Window.SetName( TEXT( "Window" ) );
		Window.DisableMaximize();
		Window.DisableSizing();

		int W = 200, H = 200;
		Window.SetInnerSize( W, H );

		int CenterX = W / 2;
		int CenterY = H / 2;

		Button.SetName( TEXT( "♠♣♥♦Button" ) );
		Button.SetPos( CenterX - Button.GetWidth() / 2, CenterY - Button.GetHeight() / 2 );

		int ScreenWidth = GetSystemMetrics( SM_CXSCREEN );
		int ScreenHeight = GetSystemMetrics( SM_CYSCREEN );

		Window.SetPos( ( ScreenWidth - W ) / 2, ( ScreenHeight - H ) / 2 );

		Window.Show();
    }
};

int main()
{
	cMainForm MainForm;
	return App.Run();
}

If u save it as a single file "Button_example.cpp" it wont compile, but if u create a project and u put that code in main.cpp, it compiles ok.

Linked libraries it uses: libcomctl32.a, libgdi32.a (They are setted up in Settings -> Compiler & Settings -> Linker Settings)

Im using the CC SVN 6621, and gcc 4.5.0.

Please, if u get to patch it, compile it for me so i can dl the compiled version. I couldnt configure wxwidgets yet, have been all day trying to solve compiler/IDE issues.

Thanks.

[Loaden]

This is not CC issue.
B.T.W Works well for compile a single file for me.

[helpse]

A single file which uses libraries linked in Settings -> Compiler & Settings -> Linker Settings compiles ok? In my build it doesnt! May be u compiled a single file which "doesnt need libraries" such the ones i mentioned above. That code doesnt compile when its not inside a project, but the compiles if i create a project and put the code inside! The same code, works when its inside a project and doesnt work if i compile it as a single file... seems to be a bug :S

[Jenna]

A single file which uses libraries linked in Settings -> Compiler & Settings -> Linker Settings compiles ok? In my build it doesnt! May be u compiled a single file which "doesnt need libraries" such the ones i mentioned above. That code doesnt compile when its not inside a project, but the compiles if i create a project and put the code inside! The same code, works when its inside a project and doesnt work if i compile it as a single file... seems to be a bug :S

Are you aware that C::B compiles a single file with the compiler set as default compiler ?.
I just tested on trunk and it works fine here.

[helpse]

Im not touching compiler or linker settings. They are setted to default compiler, and in the linker options i have comctl32 and gdi32. A single code, which uses some of these libraries, cant compile. But this SAME CODE compiles when i put it into a project, which has SAME settings. Weird, isnt it ?