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nanyu:
We often open a file which under a library directories when we are browsing  in source code, or debug into. 
etc : <string> , <wx/wxString>..<boost/bind.hpp>
Under these circumstances, we care about "read code", rather than to modify them. Modify the library's  code and save it, is a very troublesome thing.

There for, I written a plugin named "Auto Readonly". When a file without a  opened project was opened in C::B, the plugin will try to change it to read-only mode (just in IDE, no on disk) automatic. OR, you can  change it's read-only status manual by a new menu item (Edit->Readonly Ctrl + Alt + R);

A setting panel was provided. you can set those options:

   # whether the non-project file ( file without project) change to read-only automatically.
   # white list / black list (for directories)
   # alert ...
   # case sensitive...
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  (Updated for png)CBPlug_AutoReadonly(081119-2).7z
Hi, I have update the  "autoreadonly.png" and "autoreadonly-off.png".

now I only compile it under windows...(who would test it under linux?)






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MortenMacFly:

--- Quote from: nanyu on November 19, 2008, 04:54:42 am ---There for, I written a plugin named "Auto Readonly".

--- End quote ---
I am testing it currently... Nice idea! :-)
From a quick-look I saw that you probably missed a "return" statement in ReadonlyAbleTool.cpp here:

--- Code: ---bool IsActiveEdtiorReadonly()
{
    IsEditorReadonly(GetActiveEditor());
}

--- End code ---
I believe what you meant was something like this:

--- Code: ---bool IsActiveEdtiorReadonly()
{
    return IsEditorReadonly(GetActiveEditor());
}

--- End code ---

nanyu:

--- Quote ---From a quick-look I saw that you probably missed a "return" statement in ReadonlyAbleTool.cpp ...
--- End quote ---

Thank you!

Do you test it under Linux?  I am worry about the code can't work with unix style path. (//.//...)  (pls see the TODO-list)

As you see, my English is bad....include the string in my code, I hope they didn't make you confused .:))

mariocup:
Hi nanyu,

I like the idea. I will try it under Linux.

Bye,

Mario

nanyu:

--- Quote ---I will try it under Linux.
--- End quote ---
to Mario: Thank you for your help, Can it work well under Linux ? (If it can't , I guess you have make it can now ) :P 
If it work well,  can you add it to the next nightly build? (sorry, i don't know how to post a plugin..)
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I build a svn version Code::Blocks, and i build the "auto readonly" plugin. but the plugin can run only well with the c::b which I build,
but can't be install with the svn5309 build :[

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