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I guess debuggers branch hasn't been mixed into this nightly, has it?No !
#include "header.h"
Hello Developer-Team.
The new nightly seams to have problem to write its configuration data into the renamed data-path. If I just open C::B and close it again it crashes. WinXP SP2 tells me that there is an impossible read on the adress "0x00000001". I renamed the old data-folder in the hope it helps. But C:B creates only a new folder-system and 2 ini-files "DragScroll.ini" and "codesnippets.ini".
Best Regards,
Eckard Klotz.
Does it happen to anyone else that when you write two nested for-s for exampletrying to delete default.conf?
for( int i = 0 ; i < N ; i++ ){
for( int j = 0 ; j < N ; j++ ){
}
}
I want it to look like above ( with the second for indented ). Sadly codeblocks drives me crazy when it aligns the second for with the first. Is that an option that I can turn off or is it just a bug.... I cannot make myself believe this is a feature!??! Really, who'd write without indentation... Please fix it :)
OS: Kubuntu 10.10
Codeblocks SVN 6803, Build : Nov 1 2010, 10:20:47 - wx 2.8.10 - 32 bit
EDIT: WHERE ARE MY ABBREVIATIONS!?!?!?
for(;;) {
for(;;)
I have the same problem with indent, even with new profile.This issue should fixed in next nightly build.
In my case, I can reproduce it with this:
1. disable brace completion (in default config)
2. write this:Code3. press '{'for(;;) {
for(;;)
Now it unindents inner for ... and it happens only if you write code from '2' char by char <- so do not copy-paste it to test.
By MY I meant abbreviations as a whole... I don't have Abbreviations in Tools->Editor...Confirmed, abbreviations have moved into a plugin.
Can you also please add the option "Cancel" to the close dialog( when you press X incidentally, it only asks you whether to save the layout( at least me ) )... I like the firefox behaviour ( if I press X incidentally I can press Esc and not close firefox... no way(?) to do this with code::blocks :) )Would be too late at this point, because the current project and/or workspace is already closed at this point and the shutdown is initiated.
Should be fixed in my repo (and in trunk) now.By MY I meant abbreviations as a whole... I don't have Abbreviations in Tools->Editor...Confirmed, abbreviations have moved into a plugin.
I updated automake-system, but forgot to fix the debian install files.
Currently I build the new packages.
It will take about an hour (64-bit and 32-bit), if everything else is okay.
I post here if the packages are available.
Sorry for the inconvenience.
What do other users and the other devs think about this ?An annoying dialog seems appropriate, but IMHO only in case there are modifications and a project is present at all. Otherwise it feels strange if you open a project, do nothing (probably just browsing) and C::B asks if you are sure to close if you want so. No other applications does such (e.g. office / paint programs). But in the case of pending changes isn't this asked already?!