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CBIL project: ShellExtension plugin warning
dmoore:
--- Quote from: mariocup on August 04, 2007, 10:29:52 pm ---Hi dmoore,
I update to SVN 109 and I get the following error, while compiling the sources under windows with mingw 3.4.5. Is this a non working revision?
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I didn't update the win32 project file so rev109 works on linux only... I just submitted rev 110 and that should work fine on win32. (you might want to test the new favorite directories feature: right click on any directory and select add to favorites then give it an alias. favorites will alway populate the top of the drop down list. to manage the list of favorites right click anywhere in the tree, select "view->manage favorite directories" (those menu names will change soon))
--- Quote ---As sometimes I close the Management window (to have more space on my laptop), it would be cool to have the shell extension feature available from the editor. E.g. you have a open file and want to get the svn history of this file. So you just select the menu SVN/Status and the you get all you need. What do you think if a current active file in the editor supports the shell extension.
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currently you right click in the editor pane. but i agree that the Extensions menu could and should offer the same...
--- Quote ---Another useful features is the $fname and $fext variables. Is it possible to select a file and replace the extension but a different one.
Example: I want to select a C-File foo.c. The executable is foo.elf. So if I select foo.c in the editor I want to call a shell command for foo.elf.
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yes, that should work for any reasonably recent revision (I put them in so I could view dvi's produced from a tex source). the command line would be "$fname.elf" -- if that doesn't work let me know.
--- Quote ---P.S.: Hope to be able to update the docu the next week
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good stuff. I should get a chance to compile those sources later in the week and contribute to your documentation efforts.
dmoore:
btw. I almost have command import / export ready to go which will make sharing commands across personalities or different users much easier. It will be nice to supply a default set of useful commands with the plugin (for example, a bunch of version control related commands, a set of interpreted language commands, latex commands etc)
mariocup:
Works with the new revision :D
It is incredible how fast you are going on with the shell extension plugin.
I am glad that the personality feature is now availabe for shell extension plugin. As I use different personalities for building and testing of Codeblocks, I find the feature really helpful.
dje:
Hi Damien !
Do you think you're still at planning stage on Berlios at rev 110 ? :wink:
Dje
dmoore:
you're always in planning when the plan is world domination :)
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