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The 16 November 2013 build (9455) is out.
mariobarbara:
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--- Quote from: mariobarbara on November 17, 2013, 04:24:51 pm ---Thanks! I don't know why moore doesn't have his repos added to the codeblocks website...
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because of annoying issues like:
--- Quote ---but i noticed he doesn't give the actual build version name to his builds like jens (or i am missing the point...) because while jens' is named "svn9453" and i KNOW it is a recent version, moore's is named "trunkbzr7726.lp" which i don't really know what it stands for....
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I am using Launchpad's automated build service, which only works with bzr repos. The bzr repo that the packages are created from is here: https://code.launchpad.net/~damien-moore/codeblocks/nightly
Eventually I should be able to use the SVN repo number in the package name, but Ubuntu's build servers don't support this yet.
Code::Blocks itself will still show the actual SVN revision number that the build is based on in the splash screen and the about page.
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OK, well, i hope ubuntu servers get to workin then...
Also, where might is suggest a feature for codeblocks i have always been waiting for (themes support)?
oBFusCATed:
--- Quote from: mariobarbara on November 17, 2013, 06:29:31 pm ---Also, where might is suggest a feature for codeblocks i have always been waiting for (themes support)?
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Theme support for what?
ToApolytoXaos:
A very peculiar behavior with code completion happens on my svn9455. I have created a goto label, named error and whatever I do apart from ESC, tab or enter auto-completes the already inserted word.
The code becomes error:error automatically, unless I interrupt it with escape. Since I have typed the entire word manually, why auto-completion stays popped up displaying the same keyword among other available options?
Am I doing something wrong I should know about?
P.S.: I forgot to mention; the issue is on self-compiled debian testing PC. hopefully to test it tomorrow on Windows PC at work.
mariobarbara:
--- Quote from: oBFusCATed on November 17, 2013, 07:52:54 pm ---
--- Quote from: mariobarbara on November 17, 2013, 06:29:31 pm ---Also, where might is suggest a feature for codeblocks i have always been waiting for (themes support)?
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Theme support for what?
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well...i know wxwidgets is supposedly used to make codeblocks and it uses the same windows the system is using....apart from the fact i don't really care for the native "feel" (which is up to the devs i suppose), one thing i cannot stand is eye straining white "stuff" when coding. This is exactly why i prefer to use visual studio on windows....
if the devs could come up with a way to make ALL of the interface black, and maybe integrate a theme-module-loading system sort of thing, it would be SO great!
I KNOW there is currently a way to do this (which import configs to edit the editor and change system theme to get black look throughout all of codeblocks) but it sucks. for real. I think codeblocks is the perfect coding suite, to have on all platforms for best project compatibility, but it needs to think more about the ui now....
this is, of course, my point of view....
oBFusCATed:
Sorry can't do anything about this on windows or OSX.
No matter how many people request this feature - it won't happen, btw.
I suppose also if you request this in the wxWidget's bug tracker - they'll close your ticket.
On the other hand:
One option you nave is to try to build wxGTK on windows and then build C::B with this version of wxWidgets.
Then you'll be able to use gtk+ themes :)
Another options it to build under cygwin, search the forum for a relatively new topic about this.
Both will be painful and they will require patching C::B or wxWidgets.
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