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User forums => Help => Topic started by: Genom on November 28, 2010, 04:24:22 pm
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Hi all, I have little bit a problem with angle brackets - <>
In CodeBlocks I have can insert only one angle bracket - openning "<" via (Alt + ,), but closing - ">" I don't insert via (Alt + .)
How I can setting CodeBlocks?
(Sorry for my english)
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I have use a CodeBlocks 10.05 in Win Vista Ultm...
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With a standard QWERTY keyboard, you use [Shift - ,] to produce a '<' bracket, and [Shift - .] to produce a '>' bracket.
If this information did not help you, or if I am misunderstanding your question, please make another post. I will check back.
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Joe: thanks for your reply...
Primarily I use a my nation layout of keyboard...now must only switch to the US keyboard layout, then works ok...
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Genom:
Glad to hear you figured out the issue. Keyboard layouts can really get complicated from region to region. Anyway, have a great day!
Joe
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Glad to hear you figured out the issue.
I read it as he found a work around that is not very good.
Tim S.
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I have use a CodeBlocks 10.05 in Win Vista Ultm...
Turn off ALL C::B plugins except for Compiler; then see if the problem went away.
If it still exists, state the information needed to duplicate the issue and submit a bug report on the Code::Blocks Belios Bug area.
If it went away with the Plugins off, enable them one at a time to see which plugin is causing the problem.
Post in this thread, which plug-in is the cause.
Tim S.
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I have use a CodeBlocks 10.05 in Win Vista Ultm...
Turn off ALL C::B plugins except for Compiler; then see if the problem went away.
If it still exists, state the information needed to duplicate the issue and submit a bug report on the Code::Blocks Belios Bug area.
If it went away with the Plugins off, enable them one at a time to see which plugin is causing the problem.
Post in this thread, which plug-in is the cause.
Tim S.
If I see it right, it's because he don't have the brackets on his native keyboard and has to use key-combinations to get them.
And Alt+. is assigned to "Find references" per default, but it can be changed with the keybinder-plugin of course.