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Could someone add horizontal scrollbar to add files recursively / multiple selection -dialog? Will take someone a minute, and would help me _a lot_. It's relatively hard to add the files without actually seeing the filenames if the path gets too long :/ Sorry for posting here, but got kind of tired of waiting :e (I posted it in berlios ages ago, or atleast it feels like it)
Quote from: Phatency on August 13, 2006, 09:42:04 PM
Could someone add horizontal scrollbar to add files recursively / multiple selection -dialog? Will take someone a minute, and would help me _a lot_. It's relatively hard to add the files without actually seeing the filenames if the path gets too long :/ Sorry for posting here, but got kind of tired of waiting :e (I posted it in berlios ages ago, or atleast it feels like it)
I will look into this.
done : rev 2842
and dude, would you be so kind to add 'color schemes' for the c++ key words... like the Borland sytax scheme, and Visual C++ scheme too? but its still ok though if this wont be added...
Quote from: godcode on August 14, 2006, 08:31:47 AM
and dude, would you be so kind to add 'color schemes' for the c++ key words... like the Borland sytax scheme, and Visual C++ scheme too? but its still ok though if this wont be added...
Menu>Settings>Editor>Syntax Highlighting
Quote from: killerbot on August 13, 2006, 10:12:43 PM
done : rev 2842
Yay, I knew I could trust you. Whineing is the key to happiness.
QuoteWhineing is the key to happiness.
It surely is not !!!
Quote from: killerbot on August 14, 2006, 05:36:07 PM
QuoteWhineing is the key to happiness.
It surely is not !!!
Actually no, now I feel _idiotic_ as I noticed you could actually resize the window in the first place.
yes , you can resize, but the scrollbar seems to me a good addition, also the screen has his limits ;-)
Quote from: Pecan on August 14, 2006, 01:41:59 PM
Quote from: godcode on August 14, 2006, 08:31:47 AM
and dude, would you be so kind to add 'color schemes' for the c++ key words... like the Borland sytax scheme, and Visual C++ scheme too? but its still ok though if this wont be added...
Menu>Settings>Editor>Syntax Highlighting
i'm actually hoping for a 'premade' set of color themes that would be included with CodeBlocks so that i wont have to always change the syntax colors everytime a new nightly build is released...
Quote from: godcode on August 15, 2006, 04:32:13 AM
i'm actually hoping for a 'premade' set of color themes that would be included with CodeBlocks so that i wont have to always change the syntax colors everytime a new nightly build is released...
The syntax highlight specs are saved in your .conf file. So you should be able to set them once and it stays that way across nightlys and SVN rebuilds.
It does for most of us anyway.
Are you accidently reseting your default.conf each time you update?
Also, CB does come with default syntax highlighting for each language.