Project wizards

[sethjackson]

Hi I think I may have found a bug.

1. File -> New -> Project - > wxWidgets application
2. Next
3. Fill in a project name
4. Next
5. Take the default value
6. Next
7. C::B asks you define the global variable
8. Select a valid location
9. Bug

This only happens if you have not already defined the global variable.

[MortenMacFly]

8. Select a valid location

Hmmm... I cannot reproduce - it works just fine for me. What do you mean by "Select a valid location"? Is this the wizard's message?

[tiwag]

i got a script-error when i used the project wizard to generate a C::B-plugin project.

[MortenMacFly]

i got a script-error when i used the project wizard to generate a C::B-plugin project.

Ok... which one?! :roll:

[tiwag]

i got a script-error when i used the project wizard to generate a C::B-plugin project.

Ok... which one?! :roll:

this one

[sethjackson]

This only happens if you have not already defined the global variable.

[tiwag]

This only happens if you have not already defined the global variable.

which global variable ??? does it have a specific name ??? tell it me !!!

[sethjackson]

This only happens if you have not already defined the global variable.

which global variable ??? does it have a specific name ??? tell it me !!!

Any. It doesn't matter. What happens is that when the wizard asks you for a GV, and you have not already defined it it asks you for the GV. Ok no big deal that is correct behavior. Then when you hit next (after closing the GV dialog), you get the bug. Code::Blocks tells you it is not a valid location (even though you gave it a valid location).

Maybe I could make some screenshots....

[MortenMacFly]

this one

...then you know, what to do. Of course the affected line should read:

Code Select Expand

DebugSymbolsOn instead of

Code Select Expand

DebugingSymbolsOn
I'll commit this later.

[MortenMacFly]

Maybe I could make some screenshots....

You don't need to, I could reproduce. The fix can be done inside the wizard, I'm trying... ;-)

[tiwag]

This only happens if you have not already defined the global variable.

which global variable ??? does it have a specific name ??? tell it me !!!

Any. ...

seems that my error wasn't related to your GV theory

[sethjackson]

This only happens if you have not already defined the global variable.

which global variable ??? does it have a specific name ??? tell it me !!!

Any. ...

seems that my error wasn't related to your GV theory

No it wasn't....

[MortenMacFly]

Ok, there are a couple of things not very nice on second thoughts. Unfortunately nearly all wizards are affected. I'm in the process of correcting this - so please give me some time. mandrav: If you read this I hope you are not working on this, too... ;-)

[sethjackson]

Ok, there are a couple of things not very nice on second thoughts. Unfortunately nearly all wizards are affected. I'm in the process of correcting this - so please give me some time. mandrav: If you read this I hope you are not working on this, too... ;-)

You are the wizard man aren't you.  Thanks for looking at it.

[Pecan]

You are the wizard man aren't you.  Thanks for looking at it.

Ah,  The Wizard of OS? 

Pay no attention to that man behind the curtain!