Folken wrote:can it autocreate the *.cpp and *.h files for something like
What do you mean?
I can add this:
If you try to open file that does not exist (for example: place the mouse on top of "test.h", right click it and select 'Open Workspace File 'test.h''
What I can do is that if the file does not exist, I can offer you to create one.
ah. that's cool. I'm on my windows rig at the moment, but tomorrow morning I'll start playing with codelite on my linux rig.
as for the files, I would be mostly creating classes and then including the file so I can call to the class without having all that nasty code in my main.
If you are going to add classes mainly, this is more easy...
Just right click on the virtual folder, and select 'New Class' -> the class (.h & .cpp) will be automatically added to the project, and in case your project is under source control which uses SVN, it will be added to the repository as well.
Do you have debug version of wx installed? - the default that comes from the repositories (libwxgtk2.8-dev) is built in release mode (--debug=no)
You can get the same effect by selecting the workspace configuration to 'Release' instead of debug
The workspace configuration can be modified on the left pane ("Workspace") in the 'active configuration' choice, select release configuration instead of the debug one.
eranif wrote:
The workspace configuration can be modified on the left pane ("Workspace") in the 'active configuration' choice, select release configuration instead of the debug one.
Eran
I am amazed to know that your debug is referring to debugging Wx rather than debugging the programs inside the current project.
3togo wrote:I am amazed to know that your debug is referring to debugging Wx rather than debugging the programs inside the current project.
I am sorry, I think I got you all wrong.
Lets start again: can you please describe the problem you found in more details? and how you managed to fix it?