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My issues with C::B (for real now :)

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mandrav:

--- Quote ---A maximize window button that makes the code window take the full C::B window.  The text zoom is really nice, but having code take up the whole window would be a great addition I think.  In Eclipse ctrl + numkey enter toggles the maximization of a window.
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View->Fullscreen

mandrav:

--- Quote ---I did a quick test using my existing project and the debugger's stack trace in the log is more complete than the window.
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Thanks for this, indeed it will probably give me some clues. Of course it would be better if you could provide a test project that exhibits this behaviour, but hopefully I can make something out of what you already posted.

oZZ:

--- Quote from: mandrav on October 13, 2006, 05:22:06 pm ---
--- Quote ---A maximize window button that makes the code window take the full C::B window.  The text zoom is really nice, but having code take up the whole window would be a great addition I think.  In Eclipse ctrl + numkey enter toggles the maximization of a window.
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View->Fullscreen

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That just makes the entire app take the full screen.  I mean make the code window take the full window of the C::B window.

oZZ:
Here's a program that loses info on backtrace:

--- Code: ---#include <iostream>
#include <vector>
struct three
{
three() { f_vec.resize(200); }
int a, b, c, d, e, f, g;
float h, i, j, k, l,  m, n;
std::vector<float>f_vec;
};

struct one
{
one() { p = new int; *p = 5; t = new three;}
~one() { delete p; delete t; t = 0; delete t; t->a = *p; }
int *p;
three *t;
};

struct two
{
two() { o = new one; }
~two() { delete o; }
one *o;
};

void f()
{
two *t = new two;
std::cout << *(t->o->p) << std::endl;
delete t;
}

int main()
{
f();
return 0;
}
--- End code ---

The debug log shows:
#0  0x00410bfc in one::~one() (this=0x3d2570) at main.cpp:14
#1  0x00410cd3 in two::~two() (this=0x3d24d8) at main.cpp:22
#2  0x0040146e in f() () at main.cpp:30
#3  0x004014bb in main () at main.cpp:35

The backtrace window shows only Nr = 3.

mandrav:
Ah, thanks. Obviously the regular expression can't handle two sets of parentheses. I 'll fix it real soon.

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