Will look into number 1.I actually didn't think in such a short timeframe, but thank you! :D
Number 2 is fixed now.
<object class="wxTextCtrl" name="txtSearch"/>
<object class="unknown" name="txtSearch"/>
Anyway: I realised the xrc file has changed in line 39 fromCode...to:<object class="wxTextCtrl" name="txtSearch"/>
Code...is that really correct or an issue?<object class="unknown" name="txtSearch"/>
With best regards, Morten.
[...] or take the risk knowingly :)I used it the whole day today - no freezes. I guess the risk is quite small, isn't it?! ;-)
Well... I've just updated to revision 2296. Now C::B crashes on exit if I have had a project opened.
Edit: I forgot to add: Version 1.0 revision 2296 (gcc 3.4.5 Windows/unicode, build: Apr 4 2006 20:01:46).
But when I have used the X button to exit C::B, then I have had the crash :(.That's partially right! If I use the "Quit" from the "File" menu I have no crash message, too. Anyway: A codeblocks.rpt file is still being created silently. If I use the "X" I get the crash and a message and the codeblocks.rpt file is created, too. Strange!
I have just build C::B rev2296 (gcc 4.1.0 - wxWidgets 2.6.3-RC1) and I can partially confirm theAre you aware that 2.6.3 is officially released (including 2 patches already)? There is no need for RC1 anymore. ;-)
But when I have used the X button to exit C::B, then I have had the crash :(.That's partially right! If I use the "Quit" from the "File" menu I have no crash message, too. Anyway: A codeblocks.rpt file is still being created silently. If I use the "X" I get the crash and a message and the codeblocks.rpt file is created, too. Strange!
Ps.: Slightly off-topic:I have just build C::B rev2296 (gcc 4.1.0 - wxWidgets 2.6.3-RC1) and I can partially confirm theAre you aware that 2.6.3 is officially released (including 2 patches already)? There is no need for RC1 anymore. ;-)
I have had a look at your and my RPT and they look different :?.I've compared them, too. It seems your crash comes a "little later". Maybe you computer is "faster" than mine. ;-) But seriously: It seems like a timing problem of concurrent threads or something. That's really hard to track down, unfortunately. Maybe the guru (mandrav) is smart enough... I hope so.
I've compared them, too. It seems your crash comes a "little later". Maybe you computer is "faster" than mine. ;-) But seriously: It seems like a timing problem of concurrent threads or something. That's really hard to track down, unfortunately.
Maybe the guru (mandrav) is smart enough... I hope so.
I think the crash ios related to the changes done in R2296. Could you try (if possible) to compile revvision 2295, please? It seems the crash is not present there to me...
Should hopefully be fixed in r2305. Tiwag, can you confirm?
just built and tested svn rev 2306 - no more crashes :DFor me too! (I'm back now ;-))
Now I'm very interested in what exactly you've changed. I'll consult SVN change history for this.