The same here. My problem mainly is that the thumb button (configured for double-clicks) does not work. But it's even more strange. After a fresh restart, the extended mouse functions provided by the logitech drivers do not work. No matter how often I restart codeblocks, the mouse does not function properly. But if I start some other applications and then codeblocks again, with some luck, the mouse works as expected.
Out of curiosity I decided to compile codeblocks myself and the resulting program does not seem to have this problem, but unfortunately when I try to access the compiler options, it crashes (wxWidgets 2.6.2/mingw-special gcc 3.4.2). If I start my own compiled codeblocks, close it and than start the downloaded version, the bug mostly disappears. When I close and start it again, the bug re-appears. If I close it again and start any other application that has no yet run on my PC, than this window seems to have this bug too!? This can not always be reproduced, but often enough!
I really have no clue how this can happen, but I didn't smoke anything, it's happening here :!:
Maybe this is somehow related to the dlls that logitech automatically hooks into every process?
C:\system\logitech\MouseWare\System\LgWndHk.dll
C:\Programme\Gemeinsame Dateien\Logitech\Scrolling\LgMsgHk.dll
C:\system\logitech\iTouch\iTchHk.dll
Maybe someone else has a clue? If you need more information, I'm glad to provide them!
thxs and greets, Maxx
Edit: Downloaded a cvs binary snapshot from
http://gda.utp.edu.co/~ceniza/CodeBlocks/ (20051012) and that version works perfectly so far, so for me the problem is fixed :-)
