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The 09 October 2007 build (4518) is out.

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tvaster:
I have been using C::B for about 6 weeks.  :D :D Finally figured out you cannot launch a wxDialog box as the primary. It apparently can only be launched from a previously created wxFrame.

Found a minor glitch with wxSmith.  When I add another resource to a dialog box or touch the charateristics of an existing resource (change min or max on spin cntl), my manually added include directives (#include ....) in a .cpp file are deleted resulting in "not declared in scope" errors. Declaring the includes again manually obviously fixes that.

This glitch has always been present since I started using C::B.  Using SVN 4519, SUSE 10.2

Off topic but can I create code for different target systems inside of Linux, if so where do I specify target (ie Windows, Mac)?


Jenna:

--- Quote from: tvaster on October 11, 2007, 04:12:24 pm ---Found a minor glitch with wxSmith.  When I add another resource to a dialog box or touch the charateristics of an existing resource (change min or max on spin cntl), my manually added include directives (#include ....) in a .cpp file are deleted resulting in "not declared in scope" errors. Declaring the includes again manually obviously fixes that.

--- End quote ---
Did you write your includes between "//(*" and "//*)" ?
That seems to be the code controlled by wxSmith, and if you change something in the progrid the code get's updated.
Put your own includes outside and it should work (at least for me).

tvaster:
Thanks - that did it.   :D

orefa:
Under Windows 2000 SP4 I am getting frequent crashes with this release when compiling a single .cpp file. Every five or ten compiles result in the program terminating abruptly. No warning or error message, the IDE simply closes.

salvois:
My first post, sorry if this is the wrong place to report this.
Build 4518: activating "Highlight line under caret" in editor settings hides the brace matching/unmatching indication (they would change the background color too).

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