build messages

[LonelySTar]

Hello together,
When I compile something, the build message window shows me the error. But because the message part is to small, many messages get cut off. In example:

(Each undeclared identifier is reported

Expanding the message part does not help, because on every build it just goes back to the original size.
What can I do?
Thanks!
Nathan

[thomas]

What release/platform do you use?

[LonelySTar]

Linux. And a SVN release, not older than 1 week.

[Ceniza]

Hmmm, maybe adding -fmessage-length=0 to the compiler options...

[thomas]

Linux. And a SVN release, not older than 1 week.

Then you should be able to arrage everything and then choose "Save Layout" from the "View" menu, does that not work? It should restore everything the way you have arranged it the next time.
I do understand the problem correctly, don't I? It is the actual window that is too small, not the text being truncated?

[LonelySTar]

Thanks for all your replies. Unfortanatly non help . The Problem:
My "Build messages" tab looks like this:
|-File----------------------------------|-Line-|-Message------------------------------|

Now, all messages are truncated to the width of the "-Message----" part (which on every buildjumps back to its original size).
Expanding the "-Message------" part does NOT show the rest of the message.
I hope I made my proble clear
Thanks for any help!
Nathan

[mandrav]

Thanks for all your replies. Unfortanatly non help . The Problem:
My "Build messages" tab looks like this:
|-File----------------------------------|-Line-|-Message------------------------------|

Now, all messages are truncated to the width of the "-Message----" part (which on every buildjumps back to its original size).
Expanding the "-Message------" part does NOT show the rest of the message.
I hope I made my proble clear
Thanks for any help!
Nathan

Actually, IIRC, the Message column expands to the size of the largest message. So do what ceniza told you: add -fmessage-length=0 in your project's compiler options.

[LonelySTar]

OK, I misunderstood. I put -fmessage-length=0 into my custom makefile. Putting it into the compiler options solved the problem!
Thanks!