:) can any one explain how to fully reset codeblock setting and format setting, I tried removing codeblocks with control panal and
deleting app data codeblock setting .
didnt work :'(. :'( :'( :'( :(
I deleted all temps btw. and deleted codeblocks registery keys.
Did you delete the Code::Blocks configuration files?
On Windows, look under "%APPDATA%\CodeBlocks" folder.
Tim S.
yeah I tried that like 5 times , reinstalled then tried that again nothing changes. :'( :'( :'( :'( :'(
So, I am guessing your problem is not in Code::Blocks.
Post what your problem is and maybe some one can help!
Link to FAQ on how to report Compiler Problem.
http://wiki.codeblocks.org/index.php?title=FAQ-Compiling_%28general%29#Q:_How_do_I_report_a_compilation_problem_on_the_forums.3F (http://wiki.codeblocks.org/index.php?title=FAQ-Compiling_%28general%29#Q:_How_do_I_report_a_compilation_problem_on_the_forums.3F)
Tim S.
I actually tried to reinstall that bec my editor wont format my code for unknown reason so its an editor problem ,
so how is that problem is not a codeblocks problem.
Quote from: bekabo on June 03, 2020, 02:45:02 AM
I actually tried to reinstall that bec my editor wont format my code for unknown reason so its an editor problem ,
so how is that problem is not a codeblocks problem.
Since, you refused to report any information I guessed it was a Compiler problem!
There is no mind readers providing support!
I have no idea what you mean by "bec".
Tim S.
bec = becasue , and I Wanted to reinstall to resert my editor formattor setting,
but it wont work, if I can't reset it , guess I use another IDE .
ty for replying :)
Quote from: bekabo on June 03, 2020, 02:53:07 AM
bec = becasue , and I Wanted to reinstall to resert my editor formattor setting,
but it wont work, if I can't reset it , guess I use another IDE .
ty for replying :)
Without information no one can help you!
Tim S.
I have no idea what OS you are using!
I have no idea what you tried to do!
I have no idea what you thought should happen!
I have no idea what version of Code::Blocks you are using!
And, I have no idea why you posted no useful information!
Tim S.
I am using windows 10,
my auto indention wont work correctly with funcions (cruley brackets)
so why I try to int main() { press enter }
it will be {
} no space
I thought it will {
space
}
I wanted to reset to fix , cant fix it .
and what is tim S. meaning
Sorry, but it is still not possible to understand what is your problem.
I could guess that you're complaining that C::B doesn't insert a line with indentation, but this is just a guess.
yeah , its simple like that , and it happend for no reason , I was writing a program then this problem happend.
the problem happen with functions only, is it supposed to indent a line when I press enter after int main(){enter},
and becomes int main() {
something here
}
or I am just dumb.
Yes, it works almost fine (sometimes it double indents), even with open brace on the same line style.
the probelm is that it dont put a space between brackets,
what I expect is {
lblblblblblbl
}
what happen is { lblblblblblblblbb
}
u see it doesnt put a space between brackets
The "problem" is that their is a slight different behavior if the brace is on the same line or the next line.
On next line the flow is like that:
void foo()|
ENTER
void foo()
|
BRACE_OPEN
void foo()
{
|
}
To achive the same on same line the flow is like that:
void foo() |
BRACE_OPEN
void foo() {|}
ENTER
void foo() {
}|
CURSOR_UP, END
void foo() {|
}
ENTER
void foo() {
|
}
This happens with the settings Auto indent and Smart indent on, there is no difference if Brace Smart indent is on or off.
I don't use brace completion, so this is why I might think it is fine. Patches welcome as always :)
Quote from: sodev on June 03, 2020, 08:20:50 PM
The "problem" is that their is a slight different behavior if the brace is on the same line or the next line.
On next line the flow is like that:
void foo()|
ENTER
void foo()
|
BRACE_OPEN
void foo()
{
|
}
To achive the same on same line the flow is like that:
void foo() |
BRACE_OPEN
void foo() {|}
ENTER
void foo() {
}|
CURSOR_UP, END
void foo() {|
}
ENTER
void foo() {
|
}
This happens with the settings Auto indent and Smart indent on, there is no difference if Brace Smart indent is on or off.
ty for replaying , last thing I will say before I will close the topic ,
can I change codeblocks behavior so it ccan do that
int main () {press enter}
int main () {
random codes
}
with pressing enter only .
bekabo out . ty = thank you
No idea, your request is unintelligible, again.
Why don't you use the | character to mark where your cursor is?
Why don't you use code tags to group the code for your example?