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The 12 February 2011 build (6992) is out.
Folco:
Some people like that public/protected/private is aligned with {}. I think it's horrible. But this fact seems to be voluntary.
Loaden:
--- Quote from: stefanos_ on February 18, 2011, 08:03:58 am ---Guys, I don't know if it's a minor bug or not, but it seems that AStyle "violates" Code::Blocks's Coding Style.
To reproduce this:
create a new class name Foo
enter your curly braces; it will automatically indent your cursor by a tab / 4 spaces size (if i am correct; if not correct me please!)
Enter either public:, or private, or protected:, and see them left indenting like the Bad example from Coding Style.
I know that is a minor issue, but I am trying to adapt the Code::Blocks's Coding Style in my programming life :)
Cheers.
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Settings > Editor > Editor settings > Indent options > Smart indent
Please does not checked this option.
dmoore:
--- Quote from: oBFusCATed on February 13, 2011, 08:55:03 pm ---dmoore: Is there a reason you're not adding stuff to the Tools menu, having two menus named identically is not good.
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To replace the tools menu, Goto Tools+ -> Configure Tools -> Plugin Settings, There's a checkbox to replace Tools with Tools+. Otherwise disable the plugin. Ideally Tools+ should offer same features as Tools + more. (This isn't true right now and your old tools won't be available in tools+)
I decided not to replace tools with tools+ by default for transparency purposes (to make it clear for first timers to the plugin that this is a separate feature). Before the next release, maybe the devs collectively decide to do something different.
dmoore:
--- Quote from: Phenom on February 14, 2011, 08:53:02 pm ---Bug: I tried to delete an empty directory with FileManager, but I got the message "Could not open handle <path>" and CodeBlocks crashed.
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Thanks for the report.
What OS? (Assume windows) Was the directory deleted the root of the tree displayed in the FileManager or a subdirectory? Did the crash occur after clicking ok on the "Could not handle" message or before? Can you replicate consistently?
Phenom:
--- Quote ---What OS? (Assume windows)
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Yes, windows/
--- Quote ---Was the directory deleted the root of the tree displayed in the FileManager or a subdirectory?
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Subdirectory.
--- Quote ---Did the crash occur after clicking ok on the "Could not handle" message or before?
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When the message is shown, if you click ok it becomes unresponisive. The same is if you wait a few senonds not clicking ok.
--- Quote ---Can you replicate consistently?
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Unfortunately not. Try something like this: move the all the files of a folder to its parent directory and then try delete the folder.
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