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How to stop codeblocks from asking me to reload the file?

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elieobeid7:
I'm on fedora, everytime I press the super key (windows key) codeblocks shows me this



How to stop?  I don't want it to reload anything, I just want it to act normal, like any IDE or text editor

raynebc:
My favorite text editor asks if I want to reload a file that I edited outside the text editor.

BlueHazzard:

--- Quote ---How to stop?  I don't want it to reload anything, I just want it to act normal, like any IDE or text editor
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What is the expected behavior? You have modified the file on disk and codeblocks detects it. Are you satisfied if codeblocks overwrites silently your work? I don't think so.

If you don't have modified the file on disk this can be a bug and we need to investigate future...

elieobeid7:
I haven't modified anything, nothing nothing, I said everytime I press super key i see this popup, lets say I'm programming, then I press the key to surf a website, or whatever the reason, I come back, I see the popup, on any project everytime, always. I'm fedora 27 64 bit using dnf gnome, I have version 16.01

It's a bug that needs to be fixed, and speaking of bugs, the forum does not send emails notifying me that you replied.

I've been using codeblocks since god knows when, I don't remember writing c++ elsewhere, maybe 2011 or so, probably even before any of you started using it, and you just assume I'm noob because I have low points or something, and jumped to conclusions even though my question was clear.

now I'm trying to configure c++ in vscode until you fix the problem and upload it to fedora's repo. I have no choice, Codeblocks is unusable, everytime I press the super key it shows the popup

BlueHazzard:

--- Quote ---I've been using codeblocks since god knows when, I don't remember writing c++ elsewhere, maybe 2011 or so, probably even before any of you started using it, and you just assume I'm noob because I have low points or something, and jumped to conclusions even though my question was clear.
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rude... i use cb at least since 2006 ;) From what should we know that you are not a noob? 90% of the user here are noobs that ask silly questions... And your question was not clear. You said that this message pops up. If i now assume that you are a noob ( and this assumption is 90% of the time true) i tell you that your code was modified outside of cb and this message has its meaning and is not useless or something you should turn of by default...


--- Quote ---I haven't modified anything, nothing nothing
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You did not said that anywhere in your first post... Also is it possible that a other program modifies the code (source file) without your knowledge? As far as i know codeblocks checks the date code of the file and if it is different from the currently opened, it will ask you this question.


--- Quote ---It's a bug that needs to be fixed
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Yes this is true! Sadly i don't know how to find this bug. I have never encountered this bug. Maybe a dev that uses fedora can reproduce this?


--- Quote ---the forum does not send emails notifying me that you replied.
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Strange... i get the emails. Maybe you have to turn the option in

--- Code: ---Profile->Account settings->Modify Profile->Notifications->Turn notification on when you post or reply to a topic.
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--- Quote ---now I'm trying to configure c++ in vscode until you fix the problem and upload it to fedora's repo. I have no choice
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good luck!

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