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User forums => General (but related to Code::Blocks) => Topic started by: Borneq on January 25, 2017, 08:21:51 am
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I have some suggestions:
Plugin "Keyboard shortcuts" should enable save shortcuts to file and restore from file and have predefined sets
If I press Control+Tab it appear popup window - it is plugin or main doing? Version 16.01 on Windows has it but version 16.01 on Linux - not. My enhancement suggestion: last opened window should goto first position of this list, initial position after first Control+Tab should be second, now single Control+Tab do nothing, should swap between current and last window.
Next suggestion: debug: fast view of variables and expressions without add variable to watch list.
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Plugin "Keyboard shortcuts" should enable save shortcuts to file and restore from file
This is the case!? How do you think it stores the short cuts? In RAM?
If I press Control+Tab it appear popup window - it is plugin or main doing? Version 16.01 on Windows has it but version 16.01 on Linux - not. My enhancement suggestion: last opened window should goto first position of this list, initial position after first Control+Tab should be second, now single Control+Tab do nothing, should swap between current and last window.
Some one else mentioned it, i don't remember if it is fixed yet... You can search on the SF site in the bug reports... Anyway patches are always happily received;)
fast view of variables and expressions without add variable to watch list.
Settings->Debugger -> GDB -> Default -> "Watch function arguments" and "Watch local variables"
But note: this will slow down the debugging process...
hope i could help
greetings
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fast view of variables and expressions without add variable to watch list.
Settings->Debugger -> GDB -> Default -> "Watch function arguments" and "Watch local variables"
But note: this will slow down the debugging process...
Thanks,
I mean not add variable to watch but once inspect it in window.
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Thanks,
I mean not add variable to watch but once inspect it in window.
i don't know what you mean? Can you show a screenshot?
Do you mean this:
Settings->Debugger->GDB->Default->Evaluate expression under cursor?
Now you can hover over a variable with the mouse and codeblocks will try to show you a small window.
For better usability you can activate
Settings->Debugger->Common->Require control key to show the 'Evaluate expression' tooltips
So you hover over a variable and press the ctrl key codeblocks will evaluate the variable