The 10 October 2009 build (5859) is out.

[Jenna]

In testing 5859 (and noticed for a few recent tests since 5848), when I open a file, the whole file is selected.  Clicking in the editor clear the selection; however, typing a key inserts the character at the cursor, but then scrolls the view to the top of buffer.  I wonder if this is related to the version of WX (2.8.9)?

It seems you use a self-build C::B, it looks a little bit like the problem described here: http://forums.next.codeblocks.org/index.php/topic,11286.0.html.
Did you try a rebuild (or make clean and make on linux) ?

[parameter]

This build of code::blocks seems less responsive than the 5678 build I was using previously.

There will be times that I simply cannot move the cursor around or edit text for a second or two (and I have a very fast desktop with plenty of ram (on windows xp)).

Also, when I hit F7 (which I have as a shortcut for Build) it will do nothing for 1 to 3 seconds before starting the build (the 5678 build was immediate).  While it's cooler if the app is just supper fast, it would be nice if it at least acknowledged immediately that I pressed a key.  It's that second of wondering if I should press the key again or whether the program froze that is more of a concern than the actual seconds it takes.

Thanks again.

[rjwgnr27]

In testing 5859 (and noticed for a few recent tests since 5848), when I open a file, the whole file is selected.  Clicking in the editor clear the selection; however, typing a key inserts the character at the cursor, but then scrolls the view to the top of buffer.  I wonder if this is related to the version of WX (2.8.9)?

It seems you use a self-build C::B, it looks a little bit like the problem described here: http://forums.next.codeblocks.org/index.php/topic,11286.0.html.
Did you try a rebuild (or make clean and make on linux) ?

It seems that was it for the selection issue.  Thanks!

[jzb]

awesome! 

[stahta01]

Patch needed to remove warning under ANSI Windows Build.
Changes "%ld" to "%d".

Macro _T()  hides the issue when using Unicode.

Tim S.

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||=== DragScroll, default ===|
src\plugins\contrib\dragscroll\dragscroll.cpp||In member function 'virtual void cbDragScroll::OnAttach()':|
src\plugins\contrib\dragscroll\dragscroll.cpp|247|warning: format '%ld' expects type 'long int', but argument 2 has type 'int'|


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Index: src/plugins/contrib/dragscroll/dragscroll.cpp
===================================================================
--- src/plugins/contrib/dragscroll/dragscroll.cpp (revision 5865)
+++ src/plugins/contrib/dragscroll/dragscroll.cpp (working copy)
@@ -244,7 +244,7 @@
PluginInfo* pInfo = (PluginInfo*)(Manager::Get()->GetPluginManager()->GetPluginInfo(this));
pInfo->version = wxT(VERSION);
// Allow other plugins to find our Event ID
- m_DragScrollFirstId = wxString::Format( _T("%ld"), wxEVT_DRAGSCROLL_EVENT);
+ m_DragScrollFirstId = wxString::Format( _T("%d"), wxEVT_DRAGSCROLL_EVENT);
pInfo->authorWebsite = m_DragScrollFirstId;

#if defined(LOGGING)


[killerbot]

done

[Squeaky]

I'm having trouble building it on my mac, as its defaulting to a 64-bit build and everything fails to link.  How do I force it to do a 32 bit build for os x 10.6?

edit: nevermind, I got it!  -m32

[baska]

First of all thanks for great job.

I use C::B for embedded development, which has multiple targets and each target has own makefile.
Before I use version 8.02 for Windows. (Checked "This is a custom Makefile" on "Project option" dialog).

And I downloaded nightly build 5859. Now I cannot build my project.

Does C::B ver5859 support custom makefiles?

[stahta01]

First of all thanks for great job.

I use C::B for embedded development, which has multiple targets and each target has own makefile.
Before I use version 8.02 for Windows. (Checked "This is a custom Makefile" on "Project option" dialog).

And I downloaded nightly build 5859. Now I cannot build my project.

Does C::B ver5859 support custom makefiles?

Please check again.
"Project" -> "Properties"
Tab "Project Settings"
section Makefile:
 

[sbilsing]

Hi there,
did anyone realize that the alphabetic order in the symbols browser is broken? The class names are ordered correctly. But only about 90% of the function names are ordered correctly. The rest is spread randomly over the list.

[critic]

Please, add sorting of project tree without case matching (otherwise I have 2 alphabetically sorted lists). I think this can be an option in context menu of the project manager widget.

[critic]

CC has strange mistake. Here is an example:

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QString str;
str.arg(123).arg(123).arg(123). ... // and so on


After the third or the forth recursive call the IDE is freezing.

And else:

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template <class T>
struct STRUCT1
{
    T obj;
};

struct STRUCT1
{
    void func() {}
};

STRUCT1<STRUCT2> obj;

// first test
obj.          // here appers list with `obj` - this is good!

// second test (I tested it without the first test line)
obj.obj.     // but here no CC list - why?


Thanks for your job!

[ollydbg]

CC has strange mistake. Here is an example:

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QString str;
str.arg(123).arg(123).arg(123). ... // and so on


After the third or the forth recursive call the IDE is freezing.

And else:

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template <class T>
struct STRUCT1
{
   T obj;
};

struct STRUCT1
{
   void func() {}
};

STRUCT1<STRUCT2> obj;

// first test
obj.          // here appers list with `obj` - this is good!

// second test (I tested it without the first test line)
obj.obj.     // but here no CC list - why?


Thanks for your job!

That's true, because currently, CC doesn't parse any template argument, so, it can't pass the "second test". If someone would like to implement this functionality...., I will be happy.

[blueshake]

The macro replacement and template parse are not implemented,so it doesn't work certainly.

[critic]

Thanks for fast answer, ollydbg! I will go on test CC  .