exposing txtPrjPath in projectpathpanel.cpp

[BtM]

it seams that the project path panel does no macro or variable expansion on the path  (or Am I wrong)
So I tried to expose the the text control so it could be done in the script (ala the path panel that does expose the control)
all it takes (IMHO) is one line
   txtPrjPath->SetName(_T("txtPrjPath")); // not such an original name
added after line 70 of
codeblocks\src\plugins\scriptedwizard\projectpathpanel.cpp

Does anyone know if the control box was left unexposed for a reason?
if not can anyone tell me how does one go about incorporating it into the code base
Thanks
_Ben

[MortenMacFly]

it seams that the project path panel does no macro or variable expansion on the path  (or Am I wrong)

C::B version? Platform? What path panel (we have many)? Steps to reproduce?

   txtPrjPath->SetName(_T("txtPrjPath")); // not such an original name

This doesn't look good and I don't know what you are trying to "fix" with this.

Please report the "smart way" (http://catb.org/esr/faqs/smart-questions.html).

[BtM]

C::B version? Platform? What path panel (we have many)? Steps to reproduce?

Sorry should have known better  :   Code::Blocks (svn 7671), Win7, Project Path Panel in New Project Wizard
I will demonstrate with new console project but the panel itself is used by many scripts
please see attached screen shots

This doesn't look good and I don't know what you are trying to "fix" with this.

I need the Projects to be situated relative to the CB directory so if the text control holding the path has a "name"  then I could expand the $(#cbtmp) variable in the script and create the project in a relative path and not absolute


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[BtM]

C::B version? Platform? What path panel (we have many)? Steps to reproduce?

Sorry should have known better  :   Code::Blocks (svn 7671), Win7, Project Path Panel in New Project Wizard
I will demonstrate with new console project but the panel itself is used by many scripts
please see attached screen shots in previous post

This doesn't look good and I don't know what you are trying to "fix" with this.

I need the Projects to be situated relative to the CB directory so if the text control holding the path has a "name"  then I could expand the $(#cbtmp) variable in the script and create the project in a relative path and not absolute
_Ben

[MortenMacFly]

I need the Projects to be situated relative to the CB directory so if the text control holding the path has a "name"  then I could expand the $(#cbtmp) variable in the script and create the project in a relative path and not absolute

Ok, understood. But then your patch doen't do the right thing and won't help.

You have to replace macros using macrosmanager but keep track of the original entry so the macro doesn't get lost.

[BtM]

You have to replace macros using macrosmanager but keep track of the original entry so the macro doesn't get lost.

Thanks, I did think of doing it but decided against, let me explain me reasoning
1. I do not know the implication of changing the code and although I have been teaching C++ for 20 years or so, I am new to CB.
2. in principle I think the less you do to get your objective the better. combined that with the fact that the less you do the less mistakes you make 

so I tried minimal intervention
If the text-control in the panel is exposed just like the text-control in:
SVN\codeblocks\src\plugins\scriptedwizard\genericselectpath.cpp

Code

	// Set the control's name so that calls to wxWindow::FindWindowByName() succeed...
	txtFolder->SetName(_T("txtFolder"));

Then I can make my own scripted wizard and do the rest with minimal intervention in the actual code base
given that you know much much more about the code-base  what do you think is the right approach in this case
Thanks,
_Ben

[MortenMacFly]

so I tried minimal intervention
[...]
what do you think is the right approach in this case

If what you tried works for you, I'm fine. I thought you want to make this generally available to all wizards.

[BtM]

I thought you want to make this generally available to all wizards.

I will be more then happy to do it if you think it might be useful,
can you point me at the coding standards document you are using or any other thing I should know? 

[MortenMacFly]

can you point me at the coding standards document you are using or any other thing I should know? 

Here is for starters:
http://wiki.codeblocks.org/index.php?title=Coding_style

...and here the SDK documentation:
http://prdownload.berlios.de/codeblocks/codeblocks_sdk_doc_r7059.chm
(Its a bit outdated, but still current for your pruposes.)

...also, have a look at the core-code itself (if needed).

[BtM]

thanks will get reading