The 22 May 2010 build (6271) is out.

[killerbot]

all have been applied, thanks Tim !!!

[tttlh]

why i can't find cppcheck?

[Jenna]

why i can't find cppcheck?

Please do not crosspost.
The cppcheck has to be installed seperately and is not provided by C::B (just the plugin to use it is included)!

[critic]

Is there move line/selected lines up and down function in the IDE?
Very ofter I need this function, but I found only `transpose lines`, but it's not what I need - cursor must move with the line or elected lines (selection must remain after movement to allow the next movement).

[MortenMacFly]

Is there move line/selected lines up and down function in the IDE?
Very ofter I need this function, but I found only `transpose lines`, but it's not what I need - cursor must move with the line or elected lines (selection must remain after movement to allow the next movement).

You can do this with the mouse (and using the scroll wheel for large movements) just fine.

[Greatwolf]

Is there move line/selected lines up and down function in the IDE?
Very ofter I need this function, but I found only `transpose lines`, but it's not what I need - cursor must move with the line or elected lines (selection must remain after movement to allow the next movement).

You can do this with the mouse (and using the scroll wheel for large movements) just fine.

I'm looking for something like this too. The problem with your proposed method is that it isn't optimal -- you have to lift your hand away from the keyboard to reach for your mouse to do this.

[MortenMacFly]

you have to lift your hand away from the keyboard to reach for your mouse to do this.

No - you can always use the cursor keys otherwise...?!

[Greatwolf]

No - you can always use the cursor keys otherwise...?!

I'm sorry, I'm not sure I get what you mean. Wasn't your method to select the lines to be moved and then using the mouse to click and drag the code selection to move it?

How do you perform this using cursor keys?