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The 06 June 2007 build is out.

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windows_usr:
May I ask why since last nightly build the Abbreviation setting's Add and Remove buttons are gone?  Is this sth wrong? :shock:

Xaviou:
Ubuntu 6.10 & 7.04 Amd64 .deb installer (build with wx263 and wx284) can be found here.

Roman:
Hi guys!

I am in the debugging session and my program sits on breakpoint. I selected the text "x/step" and rightclick the mouse on it. C::B suggests "add watch "step"". Would be cool if it suggests "add watch "x/step" instead.

The second thing concerning debug session is that when the mouse moves around some expression the small window with "the value of lpszSomeFunkinVariable is 0x0" spawns. I like that window but when it is shown I can't use "f7" and its friends to proceed with debugging.

Regards,
Roman

cacb:
Hi, thanks for fixing the Linux Build target toolbar bug I saw in my previous installation (3970). In 4066 it works nice :-)

May I suggest another improvement for people like me who run CB on a laptop with only 1024x768 screen resolution: The Code Completion toolbar is huge and extends beyond the right screen edge in my config (I don't want to give it a whole line, it takes up too much space).  As far as I can tell, the left half of this toolbar is deactivated (at least I can't use it for anything), while the right part is extremely useful for navigating in the current file. I would prefer to not see the left half if possible. It helps save space and keep all the useful thing on screen and together.

Thanks for the great work! I would also suggest moving towards an official release when ready.

Roman:
As time goes to the next RC I'm afraid of tabs bug. When new tab is spawned and there were less than half (approximately) free tab space all the existing tabs are shifted to the left and some of them become off the desk. Despite the fact that they all could be fitted to the existing free space.

Mandrav said that this is a known issue (some time ago) and I'm trying to be calm. But f-f-fail-l. P-p-lease someone fix that s**t! It's killing me!

Trying various panic-control techniques,
Roman

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