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[TheTuxKeeper]

As I wrote in the Linuxforum, I'm working on a RPM-Specfile.

I'll also contact the packman team, so binary packages for Suse will be available then.

[heromyth]

 Also can help in translation to Croatian.

Maybe you can directly use the English pot file which can be get at http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1274988&group_id=126998&atid=707418
Just use the tool PoEdit, you can get your local language po file. I think I will keep the English pot file the newest.

[Chipset]

Hi there!
I'm highly intrigued in idea of a new free and powerful C++ IDE. I'm C++ programmer and I would like to volunteer for this project to make it better by bugfixing or adding new features.
Currently I'm forking this project adding integrated simple UML editor.
Ready to work on anything related to programming.
Also, I speak Russian so I might as well help translate Code::Blocks unto this language.
Digitally yours, Alex Beluga.

[JustMax]

Hi, I've been using C::B as my official C/C++ IDE for about half a year now, and I'd be really glad to help such a nice project providing an Italian translation.
My wxWidgets skills are not as strong as I'd like them to be, but maybe I could help even writing (or testing) code...

[rickg22]

Hi there!
Currently I'm forking this project adding integrated simple UML editor.

Thanks! But please don't fork, Code::Blocks has a plugin infrastructure, why not use it? I don't think we're ready for a fork right now, since we plan to redesign the SDK after 1.0 is released.

[Chipset]

Oh yes, sure, ok, np I'll use plugin SDK

[ragnarok2040]

I went through all the VCCLCompilerTool and VCLinkerTool properties that could be listed in a .vcproj file. I documented out their input types and what flags they enable/disable. I then went and added most of it to msvc7loader.cpp, but I'm still new to programming so I probably messed up on some of it. I separated the options into two branches based on whether m_ConvertSwitches was true or not. I'm mostly worried about the options that needed filenames/paths/strings as an input. Some of the properties might be handled elsewhere in the CodeBlocks project.

I uploaded the edited file plus the documented object properties.
http://www.uploadraid.com/uploads/58a0c39087.zip

I probably made a mess of things, lol, but it might help fleshing out .vcproj support.

[mandrav]

That's very nice of you ragnarok2040.
I 'm sure this will be useful

[anonuser]

I'll probably be doing the FreeBSD port.

Maybe someone can tell me why there is a bootstrap process?

Configure is supposed to detect those things for you!

[mandrav]

Maybe someone can tell me why there is a bootstrap process?

Configure is supposed to detect those things for you!

Bootstrap creates 'configure'...

[anonuser]

I understand that but is there a reason its not already created?

I'm not trying to question your methods rather just understand them

[lukeH]

I've recently discovered CodeBlocks.  It's fabulous.  I've been using it for a month or so, and I'm now seeing the areas I want to improve or add to.
I've been programming for a fair number of years in mainly C, but enough C++ to be pretty comfortable with it.  I've learned my way around the Windows API pretty well, but I'm completely new to wxWidgets. Luckily, I learn pretty quickly.
I've currently got a lot of time to work on my own projects, so I can give some of that to C::B.

I'd love to see user-configurable shortcuts (being discussed in other theads) and I'm keen to see the code completion sped up, as I find it a great feature, but quite slow with projects as large as C::B.  I also would like to see it use headers which are not part of the project, but only dependancies, such as the windows headers.  I hate typing all those long #defines in 

I've done some work on a small program which uses exuberant tags (ctags) for autocompletion -- Perhaps I can create a code-completion plugin based on this, although I would rather see the already excellent one improved.

Anyway, another coder added joins the crowd... 

[takeshimiya]

User-configurable shortcuts are implemented on CVS HEAD, and probably will make it in RC3.

About Code Completion plugin, my personal suggestion is to leave the current parser as-is, and create two Code Completion plugins: one based on a full c++ parser (elsa, antlr, synopsis, ...) and other based on Ctags.  (both using existing code whenever possible).

For me the way to go is with a full C++ parser, but Ctags is also requiered because it's pretty standard and a lot of APIs have tags created for them (win32, phpapi, ...).

[lukeH]

One more thing I forgot to mention, which would improve this brilliant IDE is:

Sorting!

I find many areas where lists are presented unsorted, which means it takes me much longer to find what I'm looking for.
Examples are:

• Configure Editor->Autocomplete macros
• Symbols browser (Just noticed it's fixed in CVS head - GREAT!!)
• Configure Editor->Colors syntactic items  (Although, it could be said that these are sorted by importance ?)

That's all the one's I can think of so far.

Cheers!
 - Luke

[Charon]

Hi

i already did the Ubuntu Breezy Badger port and would love to maintain it further!

atm i am mainly using Code::Blocks for developing a small cross-platform 3D-engine (just a learning project, nothing fancy...) and other small pet projects.
while doing that spreading the word that this nice IDE exists! 

i would love to help more but don't have much free time lately..
just started a bit on doing a translation to german.

since two other people already talked about doing such a translation what about joining forces so we can get this one finished better and faster? 
just PM me if you are interested!

greets
markus