editor settings (cosmetic problem)

[Jewe]

Hi,

When I use the lastest version (28 dec 2005) I have issues with the setting of the Management->project and the Management->Watches view.

First run, the top windows are very small. ok no problem first run can happen. drag the bar down so I can see the project again.
second run, same problem.
third same , fourth same etc etc.

looks like the setting is not saved correctly somewhere.

kind regards,

Jewe

p.s. not a big bug but is keeping me from fully enjoying the progam..

[Michael]

Hello,

Can you say which version of C::B are you using?

IMHO, if you put an image (PNG format) showing your problem, this would also be helpful to understand your problem and propose a solution.

Michael

[Ceniza]

That must be the problem that only happens with wxWidgets 2.6.2 and it's already reported as a bug.

[Michael]

That must be the problem that only happens with wxWidgets 2.6.2 and it's already reported as a bug.

Yes, I have thought the same too , but without an image illustrating the problem, it was just an assumption.

Michael

[Jewe]

My view..

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[280Z28]

I use wxWidgets 2.6.2 and I don't have that problem. It seems to have resolved itself sometime during the recent unicode fixes.

[280Z28]

Actually, first try updating to 1642 (latest svn). If the problem is still there for you and you are stuck using the ANSI build (instead of unicode), apply this patch in codeblocks/src and see if that fixes the problem.

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[Ceniza]

The version using wxAUI hasn't that problem now, but now it's always divided by half.

For me it's OK, but if someone wants to divide it with another proportion and save it, it won't be restored, at least with wx2.6.2.

[280Z28]

The version using wxAUI hasn't that problem now, but now it's always divided by half.

For me it's OK, but if someone wants to divide it with another proportion and save it, it won't be restored, at least with wx2.6.2.

I don't understand your second sentence.

For me, with a unicode build of 1642, the splitter opens to the pixel where it was when C::B was last closed.

[Ceniza]

By default the splitter window is divided by half (like Projects, with each "Opened Files" and "Workspace" occupying the same space).

You can change that and make, for example, "Opened Files" take more space (so "Workspace" will take less space).

Doesn't matter what you do, when you close and open again Code::Blocks it will be divided by half again.