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The 06 April 2007 build is out.
jmccay:
Is it possible to create a debug build option without using a debug version of wxWidgets? Should I post all these questions to another section?
jmccay
Biplab:
I'm assuming you want to use Release lib of wx and create a debug build of your app. This is possible only with GCC.
Just check the "Configure advanced options" in the wxWidgets project wizard and it would configure your project accordingly.
Regards,
Biplab
SharkCZ:
I have built this revision (3816) for Fedora Core 5, 6 and Development. It should soon appear on Fedora mirrors.
bugmenot:
Hello there!
First: Great Work!
OK, I have a little question about the Windows version:
Everytime I use the normal Shortcuts for Copy, Cut and Paste (Ctrl-C, X, V) the whole line is used instead of just the marked part.
After setting the shortcuts for these functions manually in the options dialog they work without problems.
In my old version of CodeBlocks (3542) I did not have to do that. And I think, thats the usual thing you woud expect. Or is it menat as a new feature?
byo:
--- Quote from: jmccay on April 09, 2007, 04:13:00 am --- Also, with wxSmith, when I try to run an older program (after recompiling successfully), I get an error telling me:
"Invalid XRC resource file 'file:/C%3A/development/projects/software/ ... /editAcctdialog.wxs': doesn't have root node 'resource'
That's an odd file location (the %3A). I don't know why, but at least 2 of my projects give the same error. I have on that seems to work fine. When was the last time wxSmith was updated/changed? I know a newer version was in the works, but has it been applied to CB yet?
Other than that. I like the latest build so far. Keep up the good work.
jmccay
--- End quote ---
Uhmm, this looks really strange for me. wxSmith should never have file names stored in form 'file:/...', and this %3A seems to be some result of XML string conversion. Could you open project's .cbp file in some text editor, search for <wxsmith> node and see if there are some invalid enteries in form of 'file:/C%3A/..." ? Correcting these values should fix the problem.
Regards
BYO
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