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Some bug when opening the external file in the code::blocks installed in ubuntu.

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fat:
I always open the external file in code::blocks.
After I modified the file without saving it right now, and return to edit a cpp file, and then when I switch to edit the external file again, something wrong had happened.
Whatever I type in, there was no response. The file editor for the external file had no response. But when I save the file, I found that what I type in become effective.
It means that, when I modify a external file, and switch to edit other file, I have to save the external file which I modified just now so that I can edit it next time.
I found that this bug just happened in Ubuntu, including and not limited to Ubuntu 16.04， 18.10.
Lots of version of code::blocks have this bug, including and not limited to codeblocks 16.10, 17.12.

oBFusCATed:
Can you record this on a video, because I'm not really sure what the problem is?

cacb:

--- Quote from: fat on December 06, 2018, 10:55:23 am ---I always open the external file in code::blocks.
After I modified the file without saving it right now, and return to edit a cpp file, and then when I switch to edit the external file again, something wrong had happened.
Whatever I type in, there was no response. The file editor for the external file had no response. But when I save the file, I found that what I type in become effective.
It means that, when I modify a external file, and switch to edit other file, I have to save the external file which I modified just now so that I can edit it next time.
I found that this bug just happened in Ubuntu, including and not limited to Ubuntu 16.04， 18.10.
Lots of version of code::blocks have this bug, including and not limited to codeblocks 16.10, 17.12.

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Could this be similar to this problem?
http://forums.codeblocks.org/index.php/topic,22918.0.html

fat:
I found that after I reboot the system for several times, the bug didn't appear no longer.
This bug may happen when I install the code::blocks before restart the operator system.

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