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| [DONE]Alt-I, Virtual methods - do not work. [message #60317] |
Sat, 18 November 2023 22:13  |
luoganda
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Registered: November 2016
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This is probably related to this and i guess it goes less memory for it.
A few 'Assist' commands do not work at all(Alt-I, Alt-V, Alt-T).
I don't care about the others, but Alt-I? one can check stuff that docs don't show(because of updates/etc).
Is there another way to cross jump across the source files quickly?
By the way, i am having an manual ProcessEvents(&quit) loop,
altough quit is never set, so for now i am using while(!topWnd.IsClosed());
Could this be a bug?
By the way 2:
can one set global theme manually for controls - eg GUISTYLE_FLAT, GUISTYLE_CLASSIC, GUISTYLE_XP?
I tried GUI_GlobalStyle_Write(GUISTYLE_XP) - but it does not work.
By the way 3:
i must always compile TheIDE on linux with ...+NOGTK flag, else i always get
segmentation fault after it's build(same with any apps i write). This does not bother me, since i would
anyway use NOGTK for less overhead stuff. Here just to know it(i have libgtk installed - compiled on debian10).
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| Re: [DONE]Alt-I, Virtual methods - do not work. [message #60545 is a reply to message #60317] |
Wed, 17 April 2024 22:18  |
luoganda
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Registered: November 2016
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This works for quite some time now,
but i postpone this message to see if this code would work for latest versions, and it does.
I guess it was quite some work under the hood, and it maybe works even better than before,
so - thanks!
ADDED:
it seems that if one clicks eg #include<ctime> somewhere in the code it works ok, but
if #include <c:/path/someHeader.hpp> is there that is not on the compiler/other path - it does not open it.
Can this be fixed?
[Updated on: Wed, 17 April 2024 23:08] Report message to a moderator |
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