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The 25 June 2008 build (5106) is out.

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Loaden:

--- Quote from: JGM on June 26, 2008, 06:22:00 am ---
--- Quote from: Loaden on June 26, 2008, 04:04:34 am ---In Debian Lenny testting, i build CB, but the version info can not show.
In 'Start here' page, it's show: svn build rev 0 (unknown date) gcc 4.3.1 Linux/unicode

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you need svn to fetch that info

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I get the source from SVN by 'svn checkout svn://svn.berlios.de/codeblocks/trunk ~/Sources/CodeBlocks'
Have some step need me do? thanks!

Wahooney:
There appears to be a rather odd bug Ctrl-Delete doesn't delete the current word, it calls the Find Declaration function and, in my case, brings up the Multiple Matches dialog.

Code::Blocks SVN REV5106
Windows XP SP 2

killerbot:

--- Quote from: Wahooney on June 26, 2008, 11:58:10 am ---There appears to be a rather odd bug Ctrl-Delete doesn't delete the current word, it calls the Find Declaration function and, in my case, brings up the Multiple Matches dialog.

Code::Blocks SVN REV5106
Windows XP SP 2

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do you have this issue with the previous nightly ?


EDIT : I tried this on svn 4906 and it does delete something :
a) test123 : if cursor just before the t --> deletes entire word
b) test123 : if cursor just in front of the 1 --> deletes 123

in latest nightly tries to find declaration of test123.

I think I know where it comes from :
find declaration now has a shortcut : "ctrl  . "

And on my numeric part of the keyboard the . and Del are on the same key. Whatever the values of the num lock it seems to always see it as a '.' and never as a Del. Same issue applies when I use the unique Delete key (middle of my keyboard together with Home, Insert, End, Page Up/Down).

I have no idea why WXWIDGETS treats them as the same :-(

Wahooney:
The last nightly I used was 5093 and Ctrl-Delete worked correctly.

Loaden:
'Search directories' not work on Debian!
When compile, error info:
/media/disk/project/pmoney/src/app.cpp|5|error: calling fdopen: Bad file descriptor|

and is line is ' #include "pch.h" ', and pch.h dir is /include/pch.h

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