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dp_alvarez:
Oh, and using this thread to ask a totally unrelated question that is not worth its own thread, about the swap header<->source functionality:
I'm editing a .c which is in the same directory as a .d and a .h files with the same name. Only the .c and .h files are in the codeblocks project.
When I press the hotkey while in the .c file it opens the .h, but when in the .h it opens the .d instead of the .c. I'm guessing that is because another language uses .d as it's file extension and codeblocks is finding that file first. Is there any way to prevent this, and force it to open the .c instead?

Pecan:
This does not appear to be a KeyBinder issue.

The code controlling F2 for the logs is at void MainFrame::OnToggleBar(wxCommandEvent& event), and F2 invokes that code for both toggle on and toggle off when traced.

However, the DoUpdateLayout(); call in that function does nothing when called to toggle on the logs and an editor is active (in linux).

Every statement is executed correctly in that function. However, toggling the logs ON for linux does not work.

Since I have no experience in the layout control code. I'll leave it alone.



Jenna:

--- Quote from: Pecan on September 19, 2015, 11:39:38 pm ---Every statement is executed correctly in that function. However, toggling the logs ON for linux does not work.

--- End quote ---

Which window-manager, which desktop-environment ?
It works fine here on Fedora 22 with gnome-shell 3.16, with C::B from my repo and C::B with wx3.

Pecan:
I was using mint with whatever the installed defaults are. wx3.0 32-bit

Silyus:
I'm sorry for the necropost, but I'm experiencing the exact same issue as the OP.

I'm on a Debian 64 Jessie, and I've installed codeblocks from the backport repository

--- Code: ---deb http://http.debian.net/debian jessie-backports main
--- End code ---
I can't use the version of CB from svn since I require a stable programming IDE  for my projects.

I'm using xfce4 and, as some people already points out, the problem might be related to wx3.
I've already reply on the sourceforge post confirming the behaviour.

P.S. a completely unrelated question: why CB is not present in the main debian repository? (yet it's present in the backport ones)
Moreover, is it possible to roll out an hotfix for that? (i know nothing about the packet policies)
Without using my custom shortcut I'm not sure if I can keep CB as my main IDE, and switching to another one is always troublesome :(

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