Time to switch?

[mandrav]

I was thinking: maybe it's time to officially switch to wxWidgets-2.6.1?
The code is stable and I see no reason to delay it any longer.

Also, I 've added docking windows support using wxDockIt in my local sources. It's working great :lol:



So, is it time to add all these changes in HEAD?
What do you all think?

Yiannis.

[Profic]

Wow! Look great! I think it is definitly must go to HEAD

[David Perfors]

I agree that we should switch..  :cry: now I have to compile wx 2.6.1 :cry: it takes to long... I am going to get a holliday. (probably not working on anything next for weeks (and last x weeks :oops:)

[darklordsatan]

I think thats a good idea. Code::Blocks is heavily dependent on it, so why not move to the latest stable when possible?
The docked windows look awesome, a great feature IMHO

I agree that we should switch..  :cry: now I have to compile wx 2.6.1 :cry: it takes to long... I am going to get a holliday. (probably not working on anything next for weeks (and last x weeks :oops:)

I didnt count the exact time, but probably it took over 1 hour to build the library (shared, non-monolithic) and the samples (with plain mingw)

[thomas]

Absolutely, great improvement

[David Perfors]

I didnt count the exact time, but probably it took over 1 hour to build the library (shared, non-monolithic) and the samples (with plain mingw)

I know, but at 11:30 pm when I want to go to bed, it is a long time

[Urxae]

I know, but at 11:30 pm when I want to go to bed, it is a long time

So just go to bed, but leave the compile running. Come back in the morning and it'll (hopefully) be finished. That's how I usually perform long compiles. (For "normal" long compiles. Compiling Gentoo from source may take longer (depending on computer speed), but that's not just a long compile but a LONG compile )

[David Perfors]

I can't sleep with the computer running

btw. mandrev? when will the project switch to 2.6.1 in the cvs? and wich projectfile will there be used?

[David Perfors]

Oh, the only problem I can see is the logo of the application (and @ home the problem that I could not see any open projects. When I open one, I could use my right mouse button to get the context menu..)

[mandrav]

btw. mandrev? when will the project switch to 2.6.1 in the cvs? and wich projectfile will there be used?

That's what I 'm asking here. How people feel: should we switch now?

Yiannis.

[tiwag]

yes - why not ?

[David Perfors]

Yes, we should switch. The problems I experience are probably my own problems

And the next release? when will that be  

[CrayzeeIvan]

That's what I 'm asking here. How people feel: should we switch now?

IMHO you should switch, it's the next logical step!

[Ceniza]

Yes, it is time!

I wanna have that dockable version working here with wxWidgets 2.6.1 too

[rickg22]

Wait, what happened with Ceniza's bug reports about the toolbar crash... oh wait, you're using wxDockit, right?

Well some minor details with the toolbar. There's a new debug icon (step out), but it's 32x32 only, and I have my C::B set to 16x16, so it looks kinda ugly.

Also, what changes are done to the sourcecode? Are they reversible, just in case something happens? A week of tests with the wxDockit library seem too short to me. (Then again, that's only MHO ).

Finally, i've exchanged a few mails with one of the people who reported the wx2.5+ bugs - he's not available for two weeks so we can close the bugs in question.

I'd say we should keep the wxdockit as a separate branch, so the devs can still download it and test it, while keeping and working on the current branch. (Just be careful of not committing to the wrong branch :roll: )