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Reassigned keyboard shortcuts disappear when switching builds

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scarphin:
Well, x and y should be any value from the list in my first post but I think I found the problem and fortunately it's by my side. Being said the problem is when the shortcuts get saved by my custom build (mingw 4.8.2 64-bit, wx 3.0.0) an extra 'dash' is inserted between 'bind' and the number after it (only for some entries), like below:

--- Code: ---bind-31753-type4660=&View\\Status bar|Show/hide status bar|
bind-31752-type4660=&View\\Script console|Show/hide the script console|
bind-31750-type4660=&View\\Focus editor|Set focus on the active editor|
bind-31747-type4660=&View\\Switch tabs|Switch between open editor tabs|Ctrl-TAB|
--- End code ---
The working file has the syntax:

--- Code: ---bind1019-type4660=View\\Status bar|Show/hide status bar|
bind1020-type4660=View\\Script console|Show/hide the script console|
bind1022-type4660=View\\Focus editor|Set focus on the active editor|
bind1025-type4660=View\\Switch tabs|Switch between open editor tabs|Ctrl-TAB|
--- End code ---
And when cb tries to read that entries with an extra dash, I think it reverts them back to defaults and saves it like that. The reason why I thought switching any cb build caused the problem is because I was copying the already defected file over 'cbKeyBinder10.ini'. I can swear I had this problem before with the official builds though.

Btw should I report problems with my build (mingw, 64bit, wx 3.0.0) or does it have to be tdm, 32-bit, wx 2.8.12)?

oBFusCATed:

--- Quote from: scarphin on January 18, 2014, 03:21:56 pm ---Btw should I report problems with my build (mingw, 64bit, wx 3.0.0) or does it have to be tdm, 32-bit, wx 2.8.12)?

--- End quote ---
Generally running C::B compiled with wx3.0 is for people wishing to provide patches, nothing is guaranteed.
But if post the exact steps to reproduce the problems we could try to fix them. But please use one of the wx2.9/3.0 related topics.
This one is for something totally different.

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