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The 09 June 2008 build (5093) is out.
starofrainnight:
--- Quote from: XayC on June 10, 2008, 10:28:01 pm ---It looks like it's an encoding problem, what is the encoding type you see in the Code::Blocks status bar?
And the character is giving you problems is not a question mark, but a lowercase e-circumflex (which is this character 'ê', or you can see it here: e-circumflex).
Seems that CB is having problems detecting the file as a ISO-8859-1 encoded text file, which is strange because CB 8.02 on WinXP is working correctly.
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Bingo!! You are right! when i set the "general settings"->"Default encoding when opening files" to "ISO-8859-1", then codeblocks could recognize the file correctly with no modified!!! :lol:
if i havn't set it, the wrong file encoding at status bar is "WINDOWS-936"
But, another problem happened, i always set it to "UTF-8", if i set it to "ISO-8859-1", then all my UTF-8 files will changed ... and i need UTF-8 encoding -_-, :shock: going crazy ....
XayC:
You can leave the Default encoding when opening files to the default value or the value you need to open your files and change the encoding of the string.cpp file. It can be done using the menu Edit->"File Encoding" selecting another encoding (for example UTF-8) and then saving the file again (make sure you have a backup copy when you try different encodings).
If CB still fails to detect the right encoding for the string.cpp file then try another version of CB or try saving the file with different encodings (you may enable Unicode BOM in the "File Enconding" menu, but it could give you problems on Linux).
starofrainnight:
--- Quote from: XayC on June 10, 2008, 11:17:20 pm ---You can leave the Default encoding when opening files to the default value or the value you need to open your files and change the encoding of the string.cpp file. It can be done using the menu Edit->"File Encoding" selecting another encoding (for example UTF-8) and then saving the file again (make sure you have a backup copy when you try different encodings).
If CB still fails to detect the right encoding for the string.cpp file then try another version of CB or try saving the file with different encodings (you may enable Unicode BOM in the "File Enconding" menu, but it could give you problems on Linux).
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Thanks very much!!! when i convert it to UTF-8, the problem gones! :lol:
life seems sweet ^_^!
Hopefully one day codeblocks could recognize it automaticly :P
troels:
--- Quote from: killerbot on June 09, 2008, 08:41:58 pm ---Regressions/Confirmed/Annoying/Common bugs:
* toolbar-images-not-changing-state (is a wx problem/Win XP problem)
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I think I'm seeing this in an app of mine now. Which ticket is it? http://trac.wxwidgets.org
Thanks
Troels
k1mgy:
The following isn't just with 5093 but many builds before:
On the Code::Blocks "Start here" page the "Recent Projects" item often displays the last workspace opened. But sometimes it doesn't appear on the page. I don't know what makes it come and go.
Ideally, "Start here" might list the last workspace opened or perhaps a history of these.
Also, in Settings.. Environment.. General Settings, there's options for "Open default workspace" and "open blank workspace" on start-up. Might be nice to see "Open last workspace" as another option.
/m
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