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User forums => Using Code::Blocks => Topic started by: spflanze on March 21, 2019, 04:08:31 am
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I am developing an application with wxSmith and wxWidgets 3.0.3. I changed the class name of a wxGrid type object in the Management pane's Resources tab. In addition to this, I did a project wide search and replace to update the name, and the wxs file was included. Now there is a sign that wxs file is corrupted because when the tab that shows its XML file source is closed, Code::Blocks crashes.
I know this is a bug, because it should have been able to indicate what is wrong, or fix it in its own, instead of crash and close. What I am not sure of is whether this is a Code::Blocks issue, or a wxWidgets issue. I need to know whether to place the bug report here on this site, or at https://wxwidgets.org/.
I am using wxWigets 3.0.3 because that was the most recent when this project started, and when I upgraded I got errors I do not have time to solve.
My OS is Windows 7
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If C::B is crashing then it is most probably bug in C::B.
To have someone have a chance of fixing this you would have to post the project.
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Or at least the wxSmith xml file that creates the crash...
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The project can be downloaded from:
http://www.mediafire.com/file/rzac78eu0g2rnbb/TIA_Designer_2019-03-21.zip/file
The problem got worse. Now the wxs file appears four times in the tabs. Close any one of them and Code::Blocks 17.12 crashes.
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Works for me (W10, SVN11579, wx3.1.2).
Have you tried deleting/renaming the "TIA designer.layout" file?
P.S. Nice work; I use TIA with photodiodes in our sun trackers, but fortunately only near DC.
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I changed the "TIA designer.layout" filename so I could bring it back if necessary, and so Code::Blocks would not find it just as if it were deleted. This solved the crash problem. Thanks. :)
Now I am able to see only the xml code in the wxs file. I am hoping that after I get it to compile the "TIA designer.layout" file will be regenerated and I will be able to see it.
My problem now is that between launches of Code::Blocks the setting at: "Settings => Compiler => Selected compiler" is not remembered. It reverts to the top most selection in the list when newly launched. What can cause this?
P.S. (Off Topic) The designer is based on Chapter 18 of "Building Electro-Optical Systems: Making It All Work" by Philip C. D. Hobbs. The transistor physics is based on "Electronic Principles: Physics, Models, and Circuits" by Paul E. Gray, and Campbell L Searle. A major problem with this project is that there is not a way to calculate a transistor's base spreading resistance for any given operating point, and frequency, from the manufacturer's supplied specifications. So the program's noise calculations will not be accurate in regard to this contributing noise source.
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My problem now is that between launches of Code::Blocks the setting at: "Settings => Compiler => Selected compiler" is not remembered. It reverts to the top most selection in the list when newly launched. What can cause this?
This is by design.
Why do you want it to be remembered?
Why do you want to touch it so often?
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I found that it is remembered if the "Set as default" button is clicked on. I needed it remembered because there is only one compiler I need to use, and it is a waste of time to have to repeatedly set this.