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User forums => Help => Topic started by: zeroth on November 13, 2013, 05:44:34 am
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CodeBlocks SVN 9435
I've been using codeblocks from svn for a long time, and some time ago this problem began. I used to be able to select a word, and every occurrence of that word would highlight for me. I miss that feature, is it just broken in SVN right now, or did the feature go away permenantly? I'm on linux, and I have tried deleting my ~/.codeblocks folder and it does not help.
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Build, install and enable the occurrence highlight plugin.
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eh, I'm actually using the apt.jenslody.de/testing repository, not building on my own. I did this to more easily stay up to date. I guess that repo just doesn't package the Occurrence Highlighter plugin. It's not listed in the plugins manager.
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What is the output of "find /usr/ | grep occurrence"?
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/usr/lib/codeblocks/plugins/liboccurrenceshighlighting.so.do_not_load
looks like the package maintainer doesn't like that plugin
edit: Just for the record, that's the only plugin with a .do_not_load extension.
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Well, I just made a symlink to the file without the .do_not_load and highlighting works again. This'll work when I update again, so for now I'm happy.
Thanks
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You should run sudo dpkg-reconfigure codeblocks instead.
You can (really) enable or disable plugins from load (just on debian).
I just removed that stuff, because you are not the first that stumble over this.
And I did not find an (easy) way to make sure you are asked which plugins you want to have enabled (or disabled), if the list of the plugins has changed.
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A new revision should be available tomorrow (I'm currently building the packages).
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Oh! I didn't realize running dpkg-reconfigure was interactive lol
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The issue is fixed in newest revision on my server.
It still might leave some artifacts in C::B's plugin folder (*.do_not_load).
I will update the postinst-script for debian to remove these if they are there.
Might come this weekend (probably today), if I find the time.