The 17 May 2012 build (7966) is out.

[NilC]

It's still strange for me, but your program - your architecture.
There are "real" problem:
Code::Blocks freeze not only on "Activate Project" command, also on "Rebuild Workspace", also on "Rebuild" - that is more important.
Platform: Win 7 x64 Home Premium.

I'm trying to fix the problem, any ideas??

[MortenMacFly]

I'm trying to fix the problem, any ideas??

Provide a test case so we can reproduce. I am working on the same platform as you do (and Win7 64 Ultimate) without any issues like that.

Do you have a freaking application firewall / application blocker installed?

[NilC]

Provide a test case so we can reproduce

Just select Build->Rebuild, other build commands. It's freeze not everytime.

Do you have a freaking application firewall / application blocker installed?

I do think so. Older builds are working fine.

Ok, I'm debugging right now, if there will be any results - I'll post them.

[MortenMacFly]

Provide a test case so we can reproduce

Just select Build->Rebuild, other build commands. It's freeze not everytime.

i am doing this really often - no issues here.

[carra]

The abbreviation list is now alphabetically ordered, nice
However, I still can't use command CallMenu and the issues on Editor Tweaks -> Align are still there.

[MortenMacFly]

However, I still can't use command CallMenu and the issues on Editor Tweaks -> Align are still there.

Mind pointing to the place where you describe whats wrong? (Bug ID / forum link...)

[carra]

The thread in question was this one: http://forums.next.codeblocks.org/index.php/topic,11660.0
Basically, the problems with Align were:
- It should appear as a menu option, but it is only accessible through right click menu
- It allows for creation of more custom alignment rules. They work and are correctly stored in config file, but after C::B restarts only 4 of them are loaded

[danselmi]

The thread in question was this one: http://forums.next.codeblocks.org/index.php/topic,11660.0
Basically, the problems with Align were:
- It should appear as a menu option, but it is only accessible through right click menu
- It allows for creation of more custom alignment rules. They work and are correctly stored in config file, but after C::B restarts only 4 of them are loaded

This patch makes the number of stored items configurable. Anyone willing to test?

[carra]

Wow danselmi, you are quick!
I had a look at your diff and looks like it should do the trick. But I won't be able to try it since I don't compile C::B myself. Sorry there.

[arprog]

When do you plan to improve code completion? It would be nice to see something like VisualAssist  ;D

[MortenMacFly]

When do you plan to improve code completion? It would be nice to see something like VisualAssist  ;D

Provide patches...

[MortenMacFly]

This patch makes the number of stored items configurable. Anyone willing to test?

After compiling this in C::B crashes when I open the editor settings. :-(
Could it be your were missing to provide the XRC file in the patch?!

[danselmi]

This patch makes the number of stored items configurable. Anyone willing to test?

After compiling this in C::B crashes when I open the editor settings. :-(
Could it be your were missing to provide the XRC file in the patch?!

You are right, it was not only missing in the patch but also on disk. So I had to recreate it. Hopefully this time nothing is missing in the patch (except the adjusted makefile.am ...).

[MortenMacFly]

You are right, it was not only missing in the patch but also on disk. So I had to recreate it. Hopefully this time nothing is missing in the patch (except the adjusted makefile.am ...).

I guess there was another strange thing: The project file was not correctly instrumented to handle the wxSmith resource. Also, the wxSmith resource did not have a panel or alike as parent... how did you manage to achieve this?

I'll try the new one...

Btw: Patches are easier to handle if they are based on trunk root, not a sub-directory... but thats minor...

[MortenMacFly]

(except the adjusted makefile.am ...).

...this comes here (attached).