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byo:

--- Quote from: rickg22 ---a) Upon start, I get an error of entry points not found. On quitting, I get errors about plugins not loaded (incidentally, it's the contrib plugins that i deleted before). Oh wait, somehow the plugins get re-copied there - nevermind :roll:
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Got same problem - just rebuild-all for al plugins was enough :)

rickg22:
More suggestions for tabs :P (I'm at work, so I can't work on it now. Maybe someone can beat me to it if it's an easy task) :

* The tab name should just be the basename (i.e. without path) of the file. However, a hint/tip on hovering would reveal the full pathname of the file.

* I liked the filename appearing on the title bar. Can this be done, too?

Oh, yeah. TABS ROCK!!!!!!  8)  8)  8)  8)  8)  8)

mandrav:

--- Quote ---a) Upon start, I get an error of entry points not found. On quitting, I get errors about plugins not loaded (incidentally, it's the contrib plugins that i deleted before). Oh wait, somehow the plugins get re-copied there - nevermind
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These errors tell you which plugins failed to find the entry points. I bet they 're the contrib plugins ;)
And yes, the update.bat copies all dlls from devel plugins to output plugins, so you have to delete them from both locations (or rebuild them :) ).


--- Quote ---b) If I click on one of the "links" on the intro page, CB shuts down. (I've experienced this before, so it must be a crash). (This usually happens after closing a project and then clicking on one of the links - oh btw, having a "hand" cursor would help for the look'n'feel
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Maybe you can post more info after you build it correctly (no missing entry points etc). I 'm testing it since yesterday and it hasn't crashed on me.
I 'm pretty sure it has something to do with your build.
After all, it's only working under windows (the web links I mean) and it uses ShellExecute(), so I see no reason for crashing...


--- Quote ---* The tab name should just be the basename (i.e. without path) of the file. However, a hint/tip on hovering would reveal the full pathname of the file.
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Yeah, I know it would be nicer if it would be smaller (the tab text), but some of us (including me) work with projects having files with the same filename under different dirs. I 'd be lost if all I could see would be three tabs labeled, say, "console.h" ;)
And I would hate leaving the keyboard and getting the mouse just to move it over the tab for a hint to be displayed.


--- Quote ---* I liked the filename appearing on the title bar. Can this be done, too?
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That's an easy one.

Yiannis.

tiwag:

--- Quote from: rickg22 ---* The tab name should just be the basename (i.e. without path) of the file.
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i strongly disagree, it's perfect, like it's implemented now, it show's the relative path from the project's base directory.
it's perfect for my needs, because i have a lot of include files which have the same name, but they differ by their directory location of storage.


--- Quote from: rickg22 ---
However, a hint/tip on hovering would reveal the full pathname of the file.

* I liked the filename appearing on the title bar. Can this be done, too?

Oh, yeah. TABS ROCK!!!!!!  8)  8)  8)  8)  8)  8)
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i completely agree with these points !

thanks
--tiwag

mandrav:

--- Quote from: mandrav ---Yeah, I know it would be nicer if it would be smaller (the tab text), but some of us (including me) work with projects having files with the same filename under different dirs. I 'd be lost if all I could see would be three tabs labeled, say, "console.h" Wink
And I would hate leaving the keyboard and getting the mouse just to move it over the tab for a hint to be displayed.
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--- Quote from: tiwag ---i strongly disagree, it's perfect, like it's implemented now, it show's the relative path from the project's base directory.
it's perfect for my needs, because i have a lot of include files which have the same name, but they differ by their directory location of storage.
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Hey tiwag, it seems I beat you to it  :lol:

Yiannis.

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