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User forums => Using Code::Blocks => Topic started by: theneo on August 09, 2009, 05:46:52 am
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I installed Code::Blocks on Windows 7 RTM. There are three problems that make me change to Visual C++ Express.
The first one is indention. I checked the "auto indent" checkbox in config window, but when press enter, the caret is still at the beginning of the line, not aligned with last line's indention. I think this is a bug.
The second one is, there's no "run arguments" option for the Run command. So if my console-based code needs some arguments to run, I cannot run&debug it in C::B. When writing scientific computation codes, this becomes an annoying problem, since they often need a lot of command-line arguments..
The third one is, there are times that after I click "Stop", C::B stucks in the "waiting for process 0 to stop" state(at least more than 10 secs, seems forever). I have to relauch the IDE to continue working. Is this a bug or I missed something?
Anyway, C::B is a great work, thanks, and hope my feedbacks help :)
theneo
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The second one is, there's no "run arguments" option for the Run command. So if my console-based code needs some arguments to run, I cannot run&debug it in C::B. When writing scientific computation codes, this becomes an annoying problem, since they often need a lot of command-line arguments..
Look under "Project" -> Set program args.
Don't know about the other two things.
Tim S.
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The first one is indention. I checked the "auto indent" checkbox in config window, but when press enter, the caret is still at the beginning of the line, not aligned with last line's indention. I think this is a bug.
This works fine here in trunk build C::B.
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it work fine for me too.