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huycan:
You're right. The tidycmt and the Header Guard plugin are the culprits... The Header fixup plugin (no idea what it does)... has no impact (on or off)....

Final note: I see that tidycmt not included in the 20.03 release.... but the header guard is. And I don't have any problem... Then why header guard plugin is the problem in the nightly build?

eckard_klotz:
Dear All.

Now where I changed to the newest C::B version while skipping more than 1 year of C::B development I face a problem with my personality conf files.

I assume due to changes with the keybinder plug-in C::B creates additional conf-files.

* For every conf file I use I get now an additional cbKeyBinder20.conf file.
* Since I choose the personality by calling C::B with the application parameter --personality="ask" I get now a list with more items.
* But all items from the type cbKeyBinder20.conf contain no valid xml-code
* If I remove the cbKeyBinder20.conf they will be recreated with the next use of the associated personality.
How could I merge the information from the cbKeyBinder20.conf file into the normal conf file to reduce the number of personalities to the valid ones I really want to use.

I'm working on with windows 7 and 10 with a self build Code::Blocks revision 12073 as discussed before in this topic. I attached 2 files as example.

Stay or become again well and healthy,
                                                       Eckard.

oBFusCATed:
What happens if you just ignore the entries which have .cbKeybinder20 in their names?
Does everything work as expected?

If we do something in codeblocks, this is most probably what we will do anyway - don't show cbKeyBinder20 entries in the list.

eckard_klotz:
Hello oBFusCATed


--- Quote ---don't show cbKeyBinder20 entries in the list
--- End quote ---

I would be very glad if I would know how to do so.

* Currently I call C::B with the command: codeblocks.exe --personality="ask"
* The list of conf files will than already created by C::B it self and not by me.
* Details about could be found here http://wiki.codeblocks.org/index.php/Personalities
* For doing so C::B is scanning my folder C:\Users\Eckard\AppData\Roaming\CodeBlocks
* All files ending with .conf will be than added by C::B to the list
To explain the background:

* Currently I use 4 different build suites MinGW 8.1 and MinGW 9.2 and from both one 32bit version as well as one 64 bit version
* By starting C::B with the command: codeblocks.exe --personality="ask" I actually expect a list with 4 personalities.
* This way I want to be able to choose the build suite to work with without changing my own  development project
* This is actually working as desired. But the additional cbKeyBinder20.conf are very irritating now.
OK, lets come to your proposal:
How should I call C::B without creating a single shortcut for every personalty I want to use but with one shortcut that is forcing C::B just to show me those personalities I want to work with?

Stay or become well and healthy,
                                             Eckard.

oBFusCATed:
I suppose you failed to understand me. You cannot remove the entries without modifying the code to skip them.

The goal of my question was to understand if everything works as expected if you just don't click on the entries ending with keybinder20. Just ignore them as if they don't exisits.
So does everything works as expected?
If your answer is positive adding filtering code for the list is pretty easy. If it will require more changes it won't be so easy.

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