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User forums => General (but related to Code::Blocks) => Topic started by: dirk_1980 on June 13, 2009, 12:23:14 am
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Hi.
I would be pleased if your would better evaluate the compiling routine instructions (#ifdef #else #endif) .
That would significantly improve the project.
Then also the code-Complition and the finding Functions system would better run.
Save (ctrl-S) with backup is also helpful, that make each editor already since > 20 years, only your not.
So please do something (fast), i am thinking already to change to NetBeans or Eclipse, even though this is not what i want.
Best wishes,
Dirk
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I would be pleased if your would better evaluate the compiling routine instructions (#ifdef #else #endif) .
Not easy - as discussed many times... Search the forums for details...
Save (ctrl-S) with backup is also helpful, that make each editor already since > 20 years, only your not.
Already available as plugin... just use it.
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Hi.
Nobody said that it is easy.
The main question is, is somebody working on it and when will it be availible?
This is a must have feature, essential these days
I know the autosave plugin, it is working. I mean -> after 2min create backup & save file.
But if i save a file on my own, the is no *.bak file.
Or i dont understand you and there is a plugin i don't know.
Dirk
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Hi.
Nobody said that it is easy.
The main question is, is somebody working on it and when will it be availible?
This is a must have feature, essential these days
Here is my comments:
This is no easy, even the commercial product "visual assist" do badly :D
My question :
Does NetBeans or Eclipse do a better job? Since both of them were open source product, we can use these code for reference. :D
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Hi.
NetBeans and Eclipse are doing a perfect job, but i don't like them.
If i could program in C++, i would help you, because i like Code::Bolcks.
Dirk
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I know the autosave plugin, it is working. I mean -> after 2min create backup & save file.
But if i save a file on my own, the is no *.bak file.
Or i dont understand you and there is a plugin i don't know.
This can be easily implemented, because C::B copies the original-file to a temp-file, until the changes are successfully written.
If we just do not delete it, and name it differently ("name~" on linux and probably "name.bak" on win instead of "name.cbTemp") it should be done.
There is just one problem I see: wxWidgets does not copy all of the files access-rights (at least not a changed group on linux) correctly.
That means the backup-file might have set access-rights and/or user and/or group incorrect.
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Hi,
thats sounds great.
I use Windows XP and i don't know anything about file right management.
So for me it will work, but Linux sould work too.
Dirk