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ToApolytoXaos:
Just a note by the way; I think there's an issue with curly brackets completion on both Windows and Linux.

For example, somebody try this on a Linux machine please:


--- Code: ---/* Here, highlight val until something; and press { */
if (something) val = something;

/* The code will look afterwards something like the following below: */
{
    if (something) val = something;
}

--- End code ---

Now, on Windows it removes the highlighted line and replaces it with the curly brackets which obviously that's not the default behavior.

Jenna:

--- Quote from: ToApolytoXaos on November 07, 2013, 09:49:16 pm ---
--- Quote from: oBFusCATed on November 07, 2013, 09:05:43 pm ---No, it is not ---enable-debug is configure option, but it is broken at the moment.

--- End quote ---
Well, believe it or not, with ./bootstrap --help, I saw that I could use it and used it and compiled just fine; time will tell if it's going to be behaving properly though.

--- End quote ---

I can't believe you, because the bootstrap-script does not take any arguments.
You can of course add what ever you want, but it's ignored.

--enable-debug is in fact a parameter of the configure-script, and it adds (among others) -DDEBUG to the Makefile's .
ANd this define was also used in mozilla's header.

ToApolytoXaos:

--- Quote from: jens on November 07, 2013, 10:00:52 pm ---I can't believe you, because the bootstrap-script does not take any arguments.
You can of course add what ever you want, but it's ignored.

--enable-debug is in fact a parameter of the configure-script, and it adds (among others) -DDEBUG to the Makefile's .
ANd this define was also used in mozilla's header.

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Well, indeed you were right. I literally screw things up. I built my system without debug -_-. I just ran through history commands and saw that it was in ./configure --help and not in ./bootstrap --help. I guess i'm too tired for today. I will fix it tomorrow.

Thank you jens for your clarification and for your patience.

cheers.

MateusMP:
Hi,

I've been using Code Blocks for some time (a few years already...), and really like the program.
So, I'm here to support by reporting some bugs i found recently. (Not sure if they're bugs actually, but they seems like a strange behaviour for me).


Step by Step:
   Open Code Blocks.
   Create a new Project.
   Create a new virtual folder A, drag some files inside it.
   Create a new virtual folder B, drag some files inside it.
   Create a new virtual folder Parent.
   Select folder A, hold shift, click on the LAST file of folder B. Move the selection over the Parent folder.
   
Expected:
   Folders A and B are moved inside the Parent folder.

Problem:
   All the files will be moved inside the folder "Parent", but folder A will be empty and B folder will disappear.

OBS: Also, try this: put A and B inside Parent, and try to take them out following the same steps. All the files will be moved out of the folders, but neither A nor B will be destroyed.

---
Another Bug?:
Using the same project as the previous bug, change something on the project configuration (So it'll need to be saved, moving the files from virtual folders is enough), close Code Blocks.
-> 1º Dialog will ask if you want to save the Workspace, select No.
-> 2º Dialog will ask if you want to save changes to the project, select No.
-> 3º ANOTHER dialog will ask, again, if you want to save changes to the project.
Is that right? Maybe, just a double check?

Tested on 9425 and 9435.

Thanks!

Alpha:

--- Quote from: ToApolytoXaos on November 07, 2013, 09:54:11 pm ---Just a note by the way; I think there's an issue with curly brackets completion on both Windows and Linux.
[...]

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What do you have set for Settings->Editor->Selection brace completion ?

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