Highlighting and compiling

[Pie_Sniper]

I just got Code::Blocks today, after having used Dev-C++ for 3 years next month, and I'm setting it up to my liking.

For some reason it doesn't highlight my code.  It was doing it for a while earlier, but then it quit after I restarted it.  And once I have that working, one thing I don't like is highlighting matching braces, and I was wondering if it was possible to disable this feature? I'd simply set it to the operator color, but then it looks strange when I'm typing in preprocessor directives.

If I create a project and click "Build", nothing happens, and no executable is generated, and if I click "Run", it says the project is not built.  It then proceeds to ask me if I would like to build it, so I tell it to do that, and nothing happens.  Is there anything I need to set up for it to compile?

[Game_Ender]

Have you followed the instructions here?  Please show the full command line output of you compilation (Its in Settings->Compiler and Debugger).

[Pie_Sniper]

Okay, I've been a bit busy, but here I am.  I was using one of the RC builds but when I switched to a Nightly Build it began working correctly.  And it doesn't really matter about brace highlighting anymore, since it apparently doesn't highlight angle brackets now.

By the way, can I have it simply run the EXE rather than cb_console_runner?

[sethjackson]

Okay, I've been a bit busy, but here I am.  I was using one of the RC builds but when I switched to a Nightly Build it began working correctly.  And it doesn't really matter about brace highlighting anymore, since it apparently doesn't highlight angle brackets now.

By the way, can I have it simply run the EXE rather than cb_console_runner?

Yes.  Project -> Properties -> Targets -> Pause after execution (something like that).

[DonSixto]

Project | Properties | Targets | Type --> GUI application
You must have the type Console application, that's why.

Regards

[Pie_Sniper]

All right, thanks alot.