Code completion issues : Nightly build 13231

[ollydbg]

Hi,
I dont double click on .cbp file.
I always use cblauncher directly.
I use cblauncher everyday too.

OK. Maybe it is a bug.

[draughlin]

Hi Olly!
I tried again with a fresh install of svn 13231 (fourth time) with cblauncher.exe, and this time all went as it should. I could not reproduce the problems I had before. I managed to swap between "code completion" plugin and "clangd_client" plugin several times without issue. Perhaps I had a corruption in settings (default.conf under local AppData folder that cblauncher uses.) I have about ten different compilers and cross compilers installed. So I am at a loss to explain it to my satisfaction.

[ollydbg]

Hi Olly!
I tried again with a fresh install of svn 13231 (fourth time) with cblauncher.exe, and this time all went as it should. I could not reproduce the problems I had before. I managed to swap between "code completion" plugin and "clangd_client" plugin several times without issue. Perhaps I had a corruption in settings (default.conf under local AppData folder that cblauncher uses.) I have about ten different compilers and cross compilers installed. So I am at a loss to explain it to my satisfaction.

I have just read/debug some of the config file reading like:

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wxString CfgMgrBldr::FindConfigFile(const wxString& filename)
{

    wxString u(ConfigManager::GetUserDataFolder() + wxFILE_SEP_PATH + filename);
    wxString exePath(::DetermineExecutablePath());
    wxString e(exePath + wxFILE_SEP_PATH + filename);

    if (!ConfigManager::has_alternate_user_data_path && ::wxFileExists(e))
    {
        ConfigManager::SetUserDataFolder(exePath);
        return e;
    }
    if (::wxFileExists(u))
    {
        return u;
    }
    return wxEmptyString;
}

I can't see the error in the code. I'm grad that it works OK now in your PC.

I think you can use different files when you have different settings, for example:

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CbLauncher.exe -p myclangd

In the above command, a file named myclangd.conf will be created which contains its own user setting, not the default.conf.

[draughlin]

Thanks Olly!
Will try that.