Not sure if this problem is unique to me: on Ubuntu 22.10+UPP.16512 (and some other recent versions),
"Find..." function cannot be used. Ctrl+F, type in string to search, won't work.

Any chance you are trying to search in very long file? In that case, incremental search is disabled (and you need to push "Find next" button).

Do you see bottom bar with text?

Can you type text into into the field?

Have you tried pressing next/previous buttons?

What about Find in files?

Another more like a feature request:

Take for example, the following code:

class Person
{
	int age_;
public:
	int get_age()const { return age_; }
	void set_age(int age){ age_ = age; }
	__declspec(property(get=get_age, put = set_age)) int age;
};

theide/Assist++ will put a red rect at the beginning of __declspec, with error message ...'__declspec' attributes are not enabled; use '-fdeclspec'..., even though the flag has been turned on. This is kind of a fictitious example. The real issue here is, the flags I set in "Setup > Build Methods" for CLANG, under common c++ options

-std=c++20 -Wno-logical-op-parentheses -fdeclspec

is not respected by assist++.

So if someone wants to try some c++20 new language features, assist++ will stick to builtin option of '-std=c++14' and keep bugging him.

It might be something messed up in my system.

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Any chance you are trying to search in very long file? In that case, incremental search is disabled (and you need to push "Find next" button).

No.

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Do you see bottom bar with text?

Yes.

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Can you type text into into the field?

Yes.

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Have you tried pressing next/previous buttons?

Yes, nothing happen. O occurrence, or something like that.

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What about Find in files?

This has always worked fine.

By the way, if I don't go through the menu, but use Ctrl+F instead, I receive a ding, but nothing happen afterwards, not even the text field for entering text to be searched.

I have overwritten the previous compiled version of ide. Above replies are according to my memory. I don't think they matter any more since that problem might be unique to me.

Another more like a feature request:

Take for example, the following code:

class Person
{
	int age_;
public:
	int get_age()const { return age_; }
	void set_age(int age){ age_ = age; }
	__declspec(property(get=get_age, put = set_age)) int age;
};

theide/Assist++ will put a red rect at the beginning of __declspec, with error message ...'__declspec' attributes are not enabled; use '-fdeclspec'..., even though the flag has been turned on. This is kind of a fictitious example. The real issue here is, the flags I set in "Setup > Build Methods" for CLANG, under common c++ options

-std=c++20 -Wno-logical-op-parentheses -fdeclspec

is not respected by assist++.

So if someone wants to try some c++20 new language features, assist++ will stick to builtin option of '-std=c++14' and keep bugging him.

-Wno-logical-op-parentheses -std=c++20 -fdeclspec

class Person
{
	int age_;
public:
	int get_age()const { return age_; }
	void set_age(int age){ age_ = age; }
	__declspec(property(get=get_age, put = set_age)) int age;
};

template <class T>
concept A = requires(T t) {
	++t;
};

Thanks for your work.

A problem: Alt + C is not working now. It starts an endless "Parsing" and doesn't copy anything to the clipboard.

Does it do that always? If yes, can you post more info so that I can reproduce?

Does autocomplete work? (That is basically the same parsing thread).

Mirek

mirek wrote on Tue, 22 November 2022 10:28

Does it do that always? If yes, can you post more info so that I can reproduce?

Does autocomplete work? (That is basically the same parsing thread).

Mirek

Interesting. I can not reproduce it anymore. I restarted the IDE, maybe reindexing helped.

Hi Mirek:

In dark theme, the error texts is not legible.


BR,
Lance

Lance wrote on Wed, 23 November 2022 00:44

Hi Mirek:

In dark theme, the error texts is not legible.


BR,
Lance

Hopefully fixed, thanks for reporting.