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The 12 April 2013 build (8982) is out.

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stefanos_:

--- Quote from: ToApolytoXaos on May 17, 2013, 06:42:26 pm ---
--- Quote from: MortenMacFly on May 17, 2013, 10:42:04 am ---
--- Quote from: ToApolytoXaos on May 17, 2013, 09:45:28 am ---The issue with Ctrl-ArrowUp / Ctrl-ArrowDown to scroll text. On Debian works fine; on XP it does not. Cheers

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I am on XP, too - works fine here. Do you have the KeyMacs / Keybindings or any similar plugins enabled?

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I'm not disabling or enabling any plugin according to my needs. I just compile the latest revision and check for possible issues upon use. Where should I check for such plugin or functionality, just in case it got disabled if there's such functionality I mean? I have found it and yes, it's enabled. I have disabled it and tried again to use the keys and it's not working. I'm sure this plugin was on for ages and never had such issues. Is there anything else I should try?

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This is to inform everyone that the Ctrl-ArrowUp/Ctrl-ArrowDown issue can get resolved if you disable FortranProject from Plugins. I don't know why Fortran is enabled by default, but personally I don't use it. All I do on Windows, I update my revision to the latest available version and compile the entire workspace.

killerbot:
the plug-in should be adjusted, it should not redefine keys of general purpose use.

It has to play nice ;-)

darmar:
I have just uploaded required changes in sources of FortranProject plugin. The problem with Ctrl-ArrowUp / Ctrl-ArrowDown should be resolved.

oBFusCATed:
dramar:
Could you please fix "make dist" in a non-source directory?
There is a failure in the Fortran plugin.

Steps to reproduce:

--- Code: ---./bootstrap
mkdir build
cd build
../configure
make dist

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You have to use $srcdir and $topdir or something like this. See the other Makefiles for details.

cacb:
After trying Nightly 8982 on Windows XP for a while, I have abandoned it for 8598 RC2 which I used before. The main issue I have seen with 8982 appears in wxSmith, where single-clicking controls on the RAD tool results in immediate generation of an event handler. This is mostly not what I want, very annoying and makes it very hard to do simple layout changes in wxSmith.

Another issue appears to be unforced focus changes, when the mouse leaves the editor area. Suddenly a random file becomes focused, causing confusion. The older 8598 RC2 does not seem to show these issues. Similarly, the 17. May tarball from Jens Lody (build 9-something, now replaced by 9145) does not show similar problems as the 8982 build on Windows.

PS. I don't build C::B myself on Windows, but rely on the prebuilt nightlies.

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