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The 12 october 2006 build is out.
mandrav:
--- Quote from: eranif on October 16, 2006, 12:40:24 pm ---I agree with this behavior, and I can confirm it.
BUT, using your solution causes another problem:
When I open the demo, and typing Ctrl+N a new page is added
and set as selected.
Now, when the room for drawing tabs is full, and scrolling is needed, the active tab is not visible until the next Ctrl+N !
in other words, your solution affects the visibility of the selected tab in other cases.
I still think that the behavior you descrivbed is a bug, and I will find another way to solve it.
With regards,
Eran
--- End quote ---
Thanks Eran.
My point was not to "force" you use that particular patch, I just remembered what this was supposed to fix (as a quick hack).
I 'm glad you saw the problem and we 're now eagerly awaiting for the fix :).
severach:
I'm sure this applies to any version but I'm running Oct 12 so I should post it here.
Add Files Recursively will occasionally add a file already in the project again. I suspect this is because of the Win32 case preserving case insensitive file system. For Win32 a case insensitive compare needs to be inserted somewhere in the dup detection.
severach:
MinGW lib generation has a bug. Each time I load the Interactive Data Objects project, "lib" gets added to the beginning of the lib name. This results in a succession of library names.
IDO.a
libIDO.a :shock:
liblibIDO.a
libliblibIDO.a
It's pretty cute but darned annoying to keep going back and removing lib.
mandrav:
--- Quote from: severach on October 23, 2006, 12:07:39 am ---MinGW lib generation has a bug. Each time I load the Interactive Data Objects project, "lib" gets added to the beginning of the lib name. This results in a succession of library names.
IDO.a
libIDO.a :shock:
liblibIDO.a
libliblibIDO.a
It's pretty cute but darned annoying to keep going back and removing lib.
--- End quote ---
And the reason why you have not updated to a more recent nightly where this has been fixed?
severach:
Because I didn't believe that it would have been fixed within the last 8 days.
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