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various little problems [FIXED] [message #88] |
Wed, 23 November 2005 21:57  |
pivica
Messages: 57 Registered: November 2005 Location: Belgrade, Serbia
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1. reference/Events example wont compile. There are multiple errors but they are all the same, like this one:
/home/ivica/upp/reference/Events/Events.cpp: In member function `virtual void
App::RightDouble(Point_<int>, unsigned int)':
/home/ivica/upp/reference/Events/Events.cpp:85: error: conversion from `dword'
to `Value' is ambiguous
/home/ivica/upp/uppsrc/Core/Value.h:167: error: candidates are:
Value::Value(Value::Void*) <near match>
/home/ivica/upp/uppsrc/Core/Value.h:147: error:
Value::Value(bool)
/home/ivica/upp/uppsrc/Core/Value.h:146: error:
Value::Value(double)
/home/ivica/upp/uppsrc/Core/Value.h:145: error:
Value::Value(long long int)
/home/ivica/upp/uppsrc/Core/Value.h:144: error:
Value::Value(int)
/home/ivica/upp/uppsrc/Core/Value.h:143: error:
Value::Value(const char*) <near match>
2. "reference/Common" example - there is an error in Common.upp file. Instead of
there should be
3. When I try to find definition of Format(char*, args...) function either with Navigate or Query, TheIDE manage to find some results
but non of it is the right Format function
4. On Linux TheIDE won't open console and execute console application when I hit Debug->Execute.
5. Next windows are to big to fit on my screen (1024x768) on Linux (Debian/KDE): "Go to global", "Create New Package" "Build methods", "Go to line or symbol", "Output mode", "Statistics"
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Re: various little problems [message #93 is a reply to message #88] |
Wed, 23 November 2005 22:53   |
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mirek
Messages: 14255 Registered: November 2005
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ad 1. - fixed. If you do not want to wait for weekly snapshot, just place (int) before all dwords in Format.
ad 2. - fixed, thanks.
ad 3. - that is because analyzer ignores macros. The problem with such C++ analyzer is that you can do them correct or fast For the time being, I prefer fast... I am trying to investigate ways how to do macro parsing, but it is quite complicated.... BTW, Format will be quite interesting to describe (It is in Core/Format.h, Format.cpp)
ad 4. - I know, but I actually am not aware of _any_ way how to start the app in new terminal window.... (thinking about it, maybe something like "xterm appname?").
ad 5. You must be using really big fonts I have adjusted them on Ubuntu Breeze default config, using default Bitstream Vera which is much bigger that normal Tahoma on Win32.... I guess, try to fix it and send me the correct sizes (to fix it, just load uppsrc/ide, go for .lay files and resize them, then recompile ide).
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