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Developer forums (C::B DEVELOPMENT STRICTLY!) => Contributions to C::B => Topic started by: wlsglj on November 10, 2011, 06:23:48 pm
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I use code::clocks in ubuntu 10.04.When the error and waring appear ,I double click error message ,but it can not jump to error line.
but double click the warning message ,it can jump to!
and the color of the waring message is blue,and the error message is red!
why just the error message can not jump?
please help!
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What is the text of the error that you can't jump to?
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when I double click the error message in the build message ,the cursor can not point to the error line in my .cc file. or the program have no respose .But double click the waring message ,the cursor can point to the warning line. sorror I can not understand what you asked. what is the text mean?
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But what is the ACTUAL TEXT of the error? I don't see how I can be much clearer. For example, given this code:
intx main() {
}
the actual error text is:
C:\Users\neilb\home\temp\db3\main.cpp|4|error: 'intx' does not name a type|
and I can jump to the error by clicking. What SPECIFIC error are you getting where you can't do that?
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I made the error , like a wrong fuction or a wrong key word, double click all of the error message have no response.I install the program firstly.just take a test.
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I think maybe I need same change on the setting.But I can not find where is wrong.
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I think maybe I need same change on the setting.But I can not find where is wrong.
Why is it so hard to just copy and paste the error message from the "Build log" and the "Build messages" ?
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I can not understand what is the meaning of jens said.I did not click the error message in the "build log",but in the "build message",is it wrong?I need copy?but why just clicking the warning message can have respose ?pease help me .thanks
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We need to see what the ACTUAL ERROR MESSAGE(s) is/are before we can help further. Why are you having such trouble comprehending this????
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I had the same problem and solved it in the following way:
The .cpp file name contained a special language character. This not only caused the File column of Build Messages to display just a suffix of the name, but also seemingly confused the software to that degree it wouldn't jump to the erroneous line. I removed the bad character and now it works correctly.