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"Logs & others" window => "Build messages" => "Message" column auto-resizing

Started by earlgrey, November 01, 2014, 05:04:36 PM

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earlgrey

Hello,

Every time I compile, that column auto-resizes itslef so I have to manually re-enlarge it. See the green & red circles on the images below.

BEFORE COMPILATION >>>



AFTER COMPILATION >>>



* OS = Debian Buster - Linux 4.19.06 x64 SMP
* C::B = svn11267 wx-3.0.4 - Linux, unicode 64 bit

Bat

If you right clic on a line, there is a popup menu where "auto fit" can be enabled


Note :
I don't know if lost of colum size is wanted by design or is a bug(my opinion), if autofit is not enabled
Autofit will occur at end of build stage. If you asked for compile+run, run message will not be treated by autofit

oBFusCATed

Is definitely a bug... it seems that at the start of the build there is some wrong auto-fit that happens.
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earlgrey

Shame on me that I did not notice the "autofit" feature since years I have been using C::B.
* OS = Debian Buster - Linux 4.19.06 x64 SMP
* C::B = svn11267 wx-3.0.4 - Linux, unicode 64 bit

Alpha

The patch that restricts autofit to maximum once per every three seconds (drastically improving build times when there are lots of compiler messages) is causing this side effect by fitting to the first line of output.  Ideally, the compiler plugin should additionally execute autofit one last time after a build finishes...

oBFusCATed

This issue should be fixed in the latest SVN HEAD.
Please test and report any problems.
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Bat

I've used it for a few day. Just to say I haven't noticed any annoyance. So it's better (for me) than before.