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User forums => Help => Topic started by: Radek on November 11, 2009, 11:38:34 am
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I am new here. My name is Radek and I have just installed CodeBlocks 8.02 on Debian Lenny. I have started this thread for a newbie (me) problems, which most likely aren't any problems but the newbie does not know it. So, please, be patient ... :)
Here is problem #1: When I type a bracket, I get a space. When I type next character, the bracket appears along with the typed char. Is it possible to get rid of this behavior and get the bracket when I type it?
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You will (most likely) find the answer here: http://forums.codeblocks.org/index.php/topic,7362.0.html (http://forums.codeblocks.org/index.php/topic,7362.0.html) .
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The solution in the thread works for me. Thanks :)
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Problem #2: CodeBlock is said to be able to build a gtkmm project. I have found gtkmm neither in the wizard menu nor in the CodeBlocks manual. I tried GTK+ project but it wasn't the right idea.
(1) Is there a project template in CodeBlocks or I need to create the project from scratch?
(2) If there isn't such template, can I add the a gtkmm template to CodeBlocks? I would like to gain some skill with gtkmm so that I shall create more than one gtkmm project.
(3) If it is possible to add a gtkmm template to CodeBlocks, can you give me some general directions how to do it? I am a newbie so that any reduction of unnecessary mistakes is highly appreciated.
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You don't really need a template for that. Just create a blank project, then go to Project -> Properties -> Libraries and move gtkmm-2.4 (pkg-config) from the right list to the left list and untick the "Don't setup automatically" option. There you go. A Gtkmm project in less than a minute.
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Something is missing. Consulting the manual, I have found out that I need LibFinder for "Project -> Properties -> Libraries". I do not seem to have LibFinder installed. "Managing Plugins" wants a plugin to install. Therefore,
(1) Where do I get LibFinder? How do I install it?
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Okay, install "wxsmithlib0" and "contrib" packages. You will get LibFinder. Now, you have "Project -> Properties -> Libraries" with gtkmm. Also set "Target - GUI" and everything will work. But I am a lazy tom-cat, isn't it possible to automate the gtkmm settings? Also, when I quitted from CodeBlocks, I got a message that I have changed defaults and whether I am about to save it. Not all my programming is planned to be gtkmm so that I wouldn't want to have gtkmm settings as a default. I saved the changes in default, did I saved gtkmm as a default?
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AFAIK LibFinder settings aren't global. You must have changed something else in the course of setting up the Gtkmm project.
But I am a lazy tom-cat, isn't it possible to automate the gtkmm settings?
Wow! And I thought I was lazy. I don't think it can much easier than this. But if you insist, you could try to save an empty Gtkmm project as template (File -> Save project as template).