I managed to debug and fix this ("<>|" not working for 2.9.x) using Microsoft's on-screen keyboard with German keyboard enabled
Can you please build latest codelite from SVN and give it a try?
I would really appreciate your confirmation on the fix
Eran
Hi Eran,
I can confirm that it works now
Sorry that I couldn't help you with a backtrace, but I'm working on 3 projects simultaneously at the moment, so I'm really short of time.
sorry, but there is still an other problem, the 'Return' key isn't working anymore now, where I can't say if this was already before your fix or introduced with it
evstevemd wrote:is there a way to specify wxWidgets directory on configure command.
configure --help have no such option
Under Windows its the first option ...
C:\Users\eran\software\codelite\ContinuousBuild>wx-config --help
Usage: wx-config [options]
Options:
--prefix[=DIR] Path of the wxWidgets installation (ie. C:\wxWidgets2.6.3)
--wxcfg[=DIR] Relative path of the build.cfg file (ie. gcc_dll\mswud)
--cflags Outputs all pre-processor and compiler flags.
--cxxflags Same as --cflags but for C++.
--rcflags Outputs all resource compiler flags. [UNTESTED]
--libs Outputs all linker flags.
--debug[=yes|no] Uses a debug configuration if found.
--unicode[=yes|no] Uses an unicode configuration if found.
--static[=yes|no] Uses a static configuration if found.
--universal[=yes|no] Uses an universal configuration if found.
--compiler[=gcc,dmc,vc] Selects the compiler.
--release Outputs the wxWidgets release number.
--version Outputs the wxWidgets version.
--basename Outputs the base name of the wxWidgets libraries.
--cc Outputs the name of the C compiler.
--cxx Outputs the name of the C++ compiler.
--ld Outputs the linker command.
-v Outputs the revision of wx-config.
Note that using --prefix is not needed if you have defined the
environmental variable WXWIN.
Also note that using --wxcfg is not needed if you have defined the
environmental variable WXCFG.