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h8or:
Hey guys,
I got a reproducible error about "Export to PDF".
The problem are with accentuated caracters.
create a file
insert a caracter like 'á', 'ã' or 'â'
save, export do pdf
crash
--- Quote from: MortenMacFly on August 11, 2007, 07:51:29 am ---Seems Scintilla cannot handle it (SciTE does not, too). Please file a bug report to the guys of (wx)Scintilla. BTW: Although it's possible I have never seen anyone making use of such multi-line comments. Why don't you use /* (...) */... coding convention?!
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I use javadoc convention with doxygen.
No problem.
But Microsoft Visual Studio have correct change in sintax highlight.
MortenMacFly:
--- Quote from: h8or on August 13, 2007, 10:36:49 pm ---I got a reproducible error about "Export to PDF".
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See the crash log attached for further details on that topic - seems wxPdfDocument is the culprit...
With regards, Morten.
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thomas:
--- Quote from: Digited on August 12, 2007, 06:54:19 pm ---1. There's a small problem I've found from the first use... last automn, maybe. If you add some sort of a readme.txt to project and try to open it in c::b, it freeses the application forever until a rough work cancelling from os. I'm working under winXP sp2...
2. Erm... Can you add an easy renaming of files and virt folders inside c::b? Now we have to remove files from project, rename them in os, and then add in project with their new names. And renaming a virtual folder means you must delete it and create new, with required name.
3. There's absolutely no fun in opening visual studio projects and solutions in c::b - virtual folders are not copied, and we spend our time again and again in ordering lots of files to virt folders back.
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1. This is strange, cannot reproduce it, nor do I have any idea why this should be.
2. Renaming files is supported directly from the popup menu (the files to be renamed MUST NOT be opened). Renaming virtual targets is supported via "Project Options", under the tab "Build Targets".
3. Yes, this has never worked well, but unluckily it was never a top priority and nobody ever had the time to implement it properly. We'd be very grateful for a good, clean implementation.
Biplab:
--- Quote from: Digited on August 12, 2007, 06:54:19 pm ---1. There's a small problem I've found from the first use... last automn, maybe. If you add some sort of a readme.txt to project and try to open it in c::b, it freeses the application forever until a rough work cancelling from os. I'm working under winXP sp2...
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Can you please post the file?? My guess, C::B fails during encoding conversion. It may happen if the file is encoded with UTF-16BE (on windows). I have experienced similar deadlocks. :)
Ceniza:
It seems the PDF Exporter crash is finally gone. I also took the time to update wxPdfDocument to the latest version.
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