The 30 October 2011 build (7550) is out.

[Jenna]

I`m found source of my problem with rectangular selection - there is a spell-cheker plugin. On clean install (no dictionaries), or when plugin disable from Settings all work ok. When I`m enable it (add some dictionary, for example en_US) rectangular selection works as I described above.

I am not sure what's not working for you. When I delete rectangular selection with backspace, the selected characters get deleted and the cursor has a height of a few lines.

Pressing backspace again, will delete the character at the right of the cursor which is wrong. Sometimes the cursor gets even "longer". Sure, this is a bug. But it is not related with spellchecker (I just deleted SpellChecker for the Test) (on WinXP svn7583).
SciTE Version 3.0.1 does not have this problem.

regards danselmi

I don't have any problems with rectangular selections on windows with newest trunk, backspace seems to work correctly in any cases.

[neo1691]

I am using this nightly build!
There is just one small thing that i noticed!

whenever i write print instead of printf, the error is "undefined reference to print in main" . thats fine. But the problem is that it does not shows the line number!

what am i missing??

[ollydbg]

whenever i write print instead of printf, the error is "undefined reference to print in main" . thats fine. But the problem is that it does not shows the line number!

Can you show us the code snippet and the build log(full build log), thanks.

undefined reference to print in main

This is a linker error, so you have the "print" function declaration in your code.

[neo1691]

whenever i write print instead of printf, the error is "undefined reference to print in main" . thats fine. But the problem is that it does not shows the line number!

Can you show us the code snippet and the build log(full build log), thanks.

undefined reference to print in main

This is a linker error, so you have the "print" function declaration in your code.

Code

#include<stdio.h>
#include<conio.h>
int main ()
{
    int i, j;
    int a[10];
    for(i=0;i<10;i++)
        scanf("%d",&a[i]);
    printf("\n%u",&j);
    printf("TIMEPASS");
    for(i=0;i<10;i++)
        printf("%d",a[i]);
    scan("%d",&j); //purposeful error made by me
}

I have also posted the screenshot of build error in the attachments

[ollydbg]

It works OK here(I use mingw gcc compiler under WinXP)
See the screen shot:


So, mostly, you have some compiler/linker setting errors.

BTW: A full build log is needed to detect your problem, please read the FAQ:Compiling (errors).

[neo1691]

It works OK here(I use mingw gcc compiler under WinXP)
See the screen shot:


So, mostly, you have some compiler/linker setting errors.

BTW: A full build log is needed to detect your problem, please read the FAQ:Compiling (errors).

Are you talking about the following build log?

[ollydbg]

1, Your have put your source in a path with spaces (like: "Codeblocks test" also spaces in your file names), this will cause problems in mingw, so please remove all spaces.
2, read: 1 Q: How do I troubleshoot a compiler problem?, make sure "full log" is used.
3, I think you should use a image host site to put your screen shot images, because our forum's space is limited, so that your attachment image will be removed some day.

[neo1691]

1, Your have put your source in a path with spaces (like: "Codeblocks test" also spaces in your file names), this will cause problems in mingw, so please remove all spaces.
2, read: 1 Q: How do I troubleshoot a compiler problem?, make sure "full log" is used.
3, I think you should use a image host site to put your screen shot images, because our forum's space is limited, so that your attachment image will be removed some day.

I have enabled the full log!! But from where can i retrive the log?

Also you want me to edit the folder itself? so that it doesnt contains the spaces?

By the way previously i was using c::b stable 10.05 version, but it lacked the minimal prespective feature!!
so i unninstalled it>downloaded nightly>downloaded tdm gcc mingw compiler.
AFAIK in the previous version of c::b it was working fine!

EDIT: In build options i ticked "save log to an html file" but when i used notepad++ to open it, it was empty

[ollydbg]

But from where can i retrive the log?

The "build log" panel in my screen shot.

Also you want me to edit the folder itself? so that it doesnt contains the spaces?

Yes.

[neo1691]

But from where can i retrive the log?

The "build log" panel in my screen shot.

Also you want me to edit the folder itself? so that it doesnt contains the spaces?

Yes.

Renamed the folder! Same result. No line number.
build log panel still contains the following

Code

mingw32-gcc.exe    -c "D:\Programming\Codeblocks\nightly test2.c" -o "D:\Programming\Codeblocks\nightly test2.o"
mingw32-g++.exe  -o "D:\Programming\Codeblocks\nightly test2.exe" "D:\Programming\Codeblocks\nightly test2.o"   
D:\Programming\Codeblocks\nightly test2.o:nightly test2.c:(.text+0xa1): undefined reference to `scan'
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
Process terminated with status 1 (0 minutes, 3 seconds)
1 errors, 0 warnings (0 minutes, 3 seconds)
 

I have already enabled complete log

[ollydbg]

Renamed the folder! Same result. No line number.

Note: Remove the spaces in the file name too, that should fix your problem.

[neo1691]

Renamed the folder! Same result. No line number.

Note: Remove the spaces in the file name too, that should fix your problem.

Tried it!! Same result

now i reinstalled the old 10.05 version of C::B and suprising the minimal prespective view was there in it!! And sadly the same error is also there now on the old version! Its not showing the line version!!
i think i should try to reinstall the windows again to sort out the mess!!

[ollydbg]

Renamed the folder! Same result. No line number.

Note: Remove the spaces in the file name too, that should fix your problem.

Tried it!! Same result

Try to click the "rebuild" menu (This will firstly clean your project, and do a fresh build). Or try to remove all the obj files before you build. Or try create a new console project with the wizard, and paste your code there.

[neo1691]

Renamed the folder! Same result. No line number.

Note: Remove the spaces in the file name too, that should fix your problem.

Tried it!! Same result

Try to click the "rebuild" menu (This will firstly clean your project, and do a fresh build). Or try to remove all the obj files before you build. Or try create a new console project with the wizard, and paste your code there.

yes i created the new project and now it is showing the error line!! When i create just a c file it was not showing. Now in console project it is showing. Strange!!
However the errors are not highlighted in red

Also i have ran into another problem. Now when double click on a tab, it never switches to the minimal prespective view. Have to go to the view tab and do that manually. Thats annoying!

EDIT:Ijust went to the editor setting and when i closed the window, the error lines were highlighted!! Whats happening?

[ollydbg]

yes i created the new project and now it is showing the error line!! When i create just a c file it was not showing. Now in console project it is showing. Strange!!
However the errors are not highlighted in red

It is a good news.

Also i have ran into another problem. Now when double click on a tab, it never switches to the minimal prespective view. Have to go to the view tab and do that manually. Thats annoying!

What do you mean by "minimal perspective"? I can't catch your idea.