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Is it possible to debugging executables not compiled with code::blocks ?

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oBFusCATed:
Two options:

1. make a dummy-empty-project, where you setup you executable paths and then disable the option "Settings -> Debugger -> auto build project if it is not up to data"
2. setup a custom makefile project

advance-software:
Appreciated & will try that.

The point however stands that an [import project -> binary] UI option to automate this task would improve codeblocks as the procedure would be more intuitive.

Yes, I know everyone is busy & no, I don't have time to implement this right now either.  Just sayin'.

Once again, thanks for being awesome. Totally understand if this is prioritized way down the list.

Cheers.

oBFusCATed:
I don't think it is even on the priority list (at least in mine), because C::B is not a debugger frontend, but a IDE.

advance-software:
I hear you but you have pretty much all the components in place to do this, so why not. makes it a more useful product.

other usability feedback:

ctrl-h is search & replace in visual studio & gedit. you currently have it set to hide tabs. only just figured out what was going on.

search & replace dialog goes after one operation. I often go search search search to find what I'm looking for so having to pop up the dialog then move it out of the way after each operation is cumbersome.

just a little constructive critique. hope you don't mind.

BlueHazzard:

--- Quote from: advance-software on June 17, 2013, 09:35:45 pm ---search & replace dialog goes after one operation. I often go search search search to find what I'm looking for so having to pop up the dialog then move it out of the way after each operation is cumbersome.

--- End quote ---

isn't it normal behaviour to use first search and then F3 for future search (at least in the regedit on windows ;) ). The open "search dialog" takes only space (like in notepad++) from the editor....


--- Quote from: advance-software on June 17, 2013, 09:35:45 pm ---ctrl-h is search & replace in visual studio & gedit. you currently have it set to hide tabs. only just figured out what was going on.

--- End quote ---

i personally like "R" because of "Replace"... H makes no sense for me.... But you can it change easily in Settings->Editor->Keyboard Shortcuts->Search->Replace

greetings

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