wxAuiManager preview issue under wxSmith cause C::B can't exit correctly

[oBFusCATed]

1. Do not use lambda captures if you don't understand them.
2. Why do you need a capture in this case? The frame is passed as a parameter.
3. What does Temp mean? To me it is the same as using My, Mine, Random, Some, etc.

[ollydbg]

1. Do not use lambda captures if you don't understand them.

Oh, I need to learn it. Should be easy. 

2. Why do you need a capture in this case? The frame is passed as a parameter.

You are correct, no need capture here.

3. What does Temp mean? To me it is the same as using My, Mine, Random, Some, etc.

What about shortLiveFrame or transientFrame?

[oBFusCATed]

transientFrame has different meaning in some OS/wms.

[ollydbg]

transientFrame has different meaning in some OS/wms.

OK, thanks.

I now use the "shortLiveFrame". I have committed the patch to trunk now(r11571). Thanks all guys for your help.

[BlueHazzard]

Hi,
i can not build the latest C::B trunk on linux, because of the error message

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function is not a member of std
To fix this i have to add

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#include <functor>
at the top of the edited files

[ollydbg]

Hi,
i can not build the latest C::B trunk on linux, because of the error message

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function is not a member of std
To fix this i have to add

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#include <functor>
at the top of the edited files

Sorry about that, because I don't use Linux most of the time. This does not happen on my Windows GCC 7.2. I think you can push your changes. Thanks.

[oBFusCATed]

@bluehazzard: There is no <functor> header it is <functional> ...

[BlueHazzard]

@bluehazzard: There is no <functor> header it is <functional> ...

yes, my fault. It is <functional>

Sorry about that, because I don't use Linux most of the time. This does not happen on my Windows GCC 7.2. I think you can push your changes. Thanks.

I think this is because windows uses precompiled headers? And linux not?
I will add the headers only in the cpp source files where it is needed

[BlueHazzard]

Well here we are.... I have commited with the wrong message text... Is there a way to edit the commit message?

[ollydbg]

Well here we are.... I have commited with the wrong message text... Is there a way to edit the commit message?

Yes, you can edit the commit message. Under Windows, you can do this in TortoiseSVN, and right click of that commit, it will shown in context menu.

PS: I remember I did this several years ago. Now, I don't use TortoiseSVN for a long time.

[BlueHazzard]

Ok, it worked... Thank you!

[sodev]

I think this is because windows uses precompiled headers? And linux not?

More likely that a different code path pulls in different transitive includes, thats why you should always make your includes self contained .