The 16 January 2010 build (6088) is out.

[critic]

Ok, thx.
And what about http://forums.next.codeblocks.org/index.php/topic,11311.msg77442.html#msg77442
Is this feature already available in C::B, but I don't know about it?

[blueshake]

And else one question: can you add setting to save IDE configuration to installation directory or user profile directory?
This is for portability of codeblocks. Sometimes I use IDE on USB stick and so on.
Now only the latter is available.

hi,you can try Loaden's portable of c::b from here.http://code.google.com/p/portablecb/downloads/list

[blueshake]

Ok, thx.
And what about http://forums.next.codeblocks.org/index.php/topic,11311.msg77442.html#msg77442
Is this feature already available in C::B, but I don't know about it?

seems not yet.

[ollydbg]

Ok, thx.
And what about http://forums.next.codeblocks.org/index.php/topic,11311.msg77442.html#msg77442
Is this feature already available in C::B, but I don't know about it?

Please, add sorting of project tree without case matching (otherwise I have 2 alphabetically sorted lists). I think this can be an option in context menu of the project manager widget.

Feature request about this, or the next CC's feature request post?

[critic]

This request is relative to project manager's widget, not CC (as I understood you  :?) - applying to view only. Sorry for my english  :oops:.

[critic]

Something was changed in Ctrl+Tab feature (opened files switcher). Before this one Ctrl+Tab switches to the previous file editor and was allowed to select any file from popup list.
Now this list working in other way and I think that previous version was better  .
And else, highlighted item is not recognizable because text is black and selection is dark blue  .
May be I don't understand how to use new version of it  :??
Can you revert to that version?

[MortenMacFly]

Something was changed in Ctrl+Tab feature (opened files switcher).

I cannot reproduce. You didn't state platform, version, which version was "better" -> nothing. In addition there were no changes recently that would cause such a behaviour. So I recommend you do y clean checkout and full re-build, as written in the commit logs.

[critic]

Something was changed in Ctrl+Tab feature (opened files switcher).

I cannot reproduce. You didn't state platform, version, which version was "better" -> nothing. In addition there were no changes recently that would cause such a behaviour. So I recommend you do y clean checkout and full re-build, as written in the commit logs.

I compare 8.02 and current nightly build. I lefthander and that's why I select file from popup window only with keyboard (my left hand presses Ctrl+Tab).

I supply 2 screenshots:

• Ctrl_Tab1 - old version
• Ctrl_Tab2 - new version

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[MortenMacFly]

I compare 8.02 and current nightly build.

This is a completely different base. we have switched from wxFlatNotebook to wxAuiNotebook and there is no way back. The behaviour concerning ordering is already considered and a patch is being tested. The colouring depends on your system fonts - mine just looks fine.

[sdfwds4]

thanks 

[Matheus Martino]

That is the first Nightly build i try to use after the release of the version 8.02.

I'm trying to compile the source code of the OGRE3D library, i'm using it with MinGW 5.1.6.

With CB 8.02 i can compile it with no problem, but with that nightly build just after opening the BIG project workspace my CPU load goes to 100%, impossible to work that way.

I have VS 2008 Express installed, but Code::Blocks is configured to use mingw.

Excuse me if my english fail!

EDIT: OK! It stops if i disable the "Code completion" plugin and RESTART the program.

[Folco]

Indeed. The devs are working hard to get a less cpu-hungry behavior.

[glaure]

Hi!

I just tried this nightly in Ubuntu 9.10. Got it running and loading my (rather large) workspace using a Makefile based build. It was slow as hell but didnt do anything. After minutes I always got the message "Target is uptodate" in the build log (clean or build).
Sorry to say that: I jumped back to 8.02 asap.

Bye Gunther

[Folco]

After minutes I always got the message "Target is uptodate" in the build log (clean or build).

You didn't try to rebuild your project ?

[Jenna]

Hi!

I just tried this nightly in Ubuntu 9.10. Got it running and loading my (rather large) workspace using a Makefile based build. It was slow as hell but didnt do anything. After minutes I always got the message "Target is uptodate" in the build log (clean or build).
Sorry to say that: I jumped back to 8.02 asap.

Bye Gunther

You should switch on full commandline logging, to see which commands are generated.

You should also check the "make commands" tab for your build targets and the project.
If the targets commands exist, they are used, otherwise the commands of the project.