The 23 July 2006 build is out.

[lubos]

OH MY GOD!!!This day is hell for me! :x
I try to disable all plugins and now if i want to start cb it crashes.reinstall dont help.

[TDragon]

Find your default.conf file (if using WinXP, in Documents and Settings\<user>\Application Data\codeblocks).

If you're up to some XML editing, open it in Wordpad. Find the <plugins> section and change their bool attributes back to "1" from "0". Save, exit Wordpad, restart C::B.

If you can't handle that, just delete default.conf, but be warned that all your settings will be lost.

Note: This will, obviously, re-enable your plugins. That doesn't necessarily mean it'll fix the crash...

[lubos]

Thanks a lot, i firstly cant find that(my app dir was empty) but then i found it(i have czech winXP).
Thanks!

[Kreso]

how far has autocompletion progressed so far? it seems to work more or less ok for symbols within the project, but not so well for outside ones, like printf() from stdio.h

I'm using ubuntu linux, c::b compiled from source (svn)

[asdf]

This application is fantastic. I really enjoy it. Too bad it was built using wxWidgets. The startup speed is awful. Anyways a suggestion that might not be too big of a deal.

For the wizard application could there be an option to remove comments. I am a stickler for comments in the barebone templates. I have to delete them all It is very nerve racking. IF not thats okay too I will just keep on deleting each line one by one. Unless there could be a plugin for remove all comments.... In the plugins... That would be very useful.

[Ceniza]

A plugin to remove comments? I thought comments were always good

The plugin shouldn't be hard to code anyway. It could have an implementation similar to the Copy Strings plugin (with a DFA). Haven't you considered to contribute such a plugin?

[delux]

Some time ago I tried to force C::B to support WinAVR GCC compiler.
I was disappointed to discover that compiler options were hardcoded in C::B.

Has anyone had any success in adding AVR GCC compiler to C::B?

[superrabbit]

Hi

Is there any way to enable the navigation/arrow keys on the keypad? For the last month or so these have been disabled in Codeblocks.

Thanks

[kidmosey]

... The startup speed is awful...

You obviously have never used Visual Studio... Switching to C::B was as good as upgrading to a supercomputer.

[killerbot]

Thanks Seth, that's the one.

@Killerbot

Do you think it will be possible to relocate 'startup.script' to %APPDATA%\codeblocks?
This way if anyone has customized the script it's not lost when moving to the latest nightly.
This would also allow users on the PC to have seperate startup scripts.
Alternatively there could be a userstartup.script in %APPDATA%\codeblocks...

this might be a good idea. Could you file this as a feature request on the berlios project page.

[nix_BB]

this might be a good idea. Could you file this as a feature request on the berlios project page.

Will do! -      Can't wait!

[sethjackson]

... The startup speed is awful...

You obviously have never used Visual Studio... Switching to C::B was as good as upgrading to a supercomputer.

Yeah. Exactly. Anyways I think C::B starts up faster than Dev-C++ IMO.

EDIT:

Oh and really the startup speed doesn't have all that much to do with wxWidgets AFAIK.

[lubos]

What?! On my computer Visual studio starting most quick.
Visual studio - about 4sec
Code blocks - about 10sec

[cpprooky]

On my XP SP2, VStudio takes almost 20 s to give me the right to click, while the last build of CB let'd me wait for 4 very short seconds !!

[killerbot]

What?! On my computer Visual studio starting most quick.
Visual studio - about 4sec
Code blocks - about 10sec

VS 2005 ??? --> extremely slow