c++.idde - new to idde
- Riccardo Cohen (20/20) Oct 20 2003 Hi,
- Riccardo Cohen (14/30) Oct 21 2003 Hi,
- Arjan Knepper (14/31) Oct 21 2003 menu [Environment][Edittinh/Browsing Settings...] tab [keys]
- Riccardo Cohen (16/44) Oct 22 2003 I've done that and DM crashes each time I use F7 without any file open. ...
- Arjan Knepper (8/28) Oct 22 2003 OK, well the that key assigment only works on the active FileBuffer. To
- Riccardo Cohen (11/53) Oct 22 2003 --
- Keith Fuller (2/3) Oct 23 2003 Yes. This is it. You're looking at it.
- Riccardo Cohen (13/22) Oct 27 2003 In that case, you have noticed the crash I experienced. Of course, if yo...
Hi, I'm new to DM idde and I find the tool quite good for the moment. Juste few little things if anybody can help please : 1) Customizing key shortcup is difficult because I dont know the good "command". For intance, - how can I configure F5 to be "build" and F7 to be "run" ? - how can I use Control-Tab to change the current window ? 2) In the project window, I would like to organize files, without doing subprojects. I can see an option "dont show modules". Should I create modules ? what I need is only folders like in MS tools. Thanks for any information -- Riccardo Cohen Articque Les Roches 37230 Fondettes France web = http://www.articque.com tel: +33 02 47 49 90 49 fax: +33 02 47 49 91 49
Oct 20 2003
Hi, Is there anybody on the group ? or should I change group ? I'm quite certain that this is the good one for these questions. Thanks Riccardo Cohen wrote:Hi, I'm new to DM idde and I find the tool quite good for the moment. Juste few little things if anybody can help please : 1) Customizing key shortcup is difficult because I dont know the good "command". For intance, - how can I configure F5 to be "build" and F7 to be "run" ? - how can I use Control-Tab to change the current window ? 2) In the project window, I would like to organize files, without doing subprojects. I can see an option "dont show modules". Should I create modules ? what I need is only folders like in MS tools. Thanks for any information-- Riccardo Cohen Articque Les Roches 37230 Fondettes France web = http://www.articque.com tel: +33 02 47 49 90 49 fax: +33 02 47 49 91 49
Oct 21 2003
Riccardo Cohen wrote:Hi, Is there anybody on the group ? or should I change group ? I'm quite certain that this is the good one for these questions. ThanksYes it ismenu [Environment][Edittinh/Browsing Settings...] tab [keys] set combobox 'scope' to 'text' select 'TextCompile' in the listbox above , edit and save you key strokes. Be aware of the fact that the current 'key file' will be modified. You might want to create a copy of a existing one first.Hi, I'm new to DM idde and I find the tool quite good for the moment. Juste few little things if anybody can help please : 1) Customizing key shortcup is difficult because I dont know the good "command". For intance, - how can I configure F5 to be "build" and F7 to be "run" ?idem: TextNextPane, TextPrevPane, or use the GotoBufferPane1-9- how can I use Control-Tab to change the current window ?No, you don't need to "create modules". The DM IDDE does not have the folder thing like MS VC. Just add the c/cpp files to the project, right click the project adjust include path (be aware of the sc.ini settings), right click the project again click [Parse All]. After parsing you can turn off/on modules/parsed/dependencies in the project window with right clicking in the file list.2) In the project window, I would like to organize files, without doing subprojects. I can see an option "dont show modules". Should I create modules ? what I need is only folders like in MS tools.
Oct 21 2003
Thanks a lot for your answer : Arjan Knepper wrote:menu [Environment][Edittinh/Browsing Settings...] tab [keys] set combobox 'scope' to 'text' select 'TextCompile' in the listbox above , edit and save you key strokes. Be aware of the fact that the current 'key file' will be modified. You might want to create a copy of a existing one first.I've done that and DM crashes each time I use F7 without any file open. Anyway what I want to do is "Build the project" and not "Compile this file". What about F5 to "Debug Project" ?OK But when I type Ctrl-Tab the cursor change field and there is no ctrl-tab written in the key fieldidem: TextNextPane, TextPrevPane, or use the GotoBufferPane1-9- how can I use Control-Tab to change the current window ?Ok thanks -- Riccardo Cohen Articque Les Roches 37230 Fondettes France web = http://www.articque.com tel: +33 02 47 49 90 49 fax: +33 02 47 49 91 49No, you don't need to "create modules". The DM IDDE does not have the folder thing like MS VC. Just add the c/cpp files to the project, right click the project adjust include path (be aware of the sc.ini settings), right click the project again click [Parse All]. After parsing you can turn off/on modules/parsed/dependencies in the project window with right clicking in the file list.2) In the project window, I would like to organize files, without doing subprojects. I can see an option "dont show modules". Should I create modules ? what I need is only folders like in MS tools.
Oct 22 2003
Riccardo Cohen wrote:OK, well the that key assigment only works on the active FileBuffer. To build the project the standard assigment is SHIFT+F8 and ALT+F8 (Rebuild), I don;t know if you can reassign those actions.menu [Environment][Edittinh/Browsing Settings...] tab [keys] set combobox 'scope' to 'text' select 'TextCompile' in the listbox above , edit and save you key strokes. Be aware of the fact that the current 'key file' will be modified. You might want to create a copy of a existing one first.I've done that and DM crashes each time I use F7 without any file open. Anyway what I want to do is "Build the project" and not "Compile this file".What about F5 to "Debug Project" ?Is F4 same as above.Click on the green arrow in the recorder area, then type the key assignment you want, click on the red block in the recorder area, then click the assign button.OK But when I type Ctrl-Tab the cursor change field and there is no ctrl-tab written in the key fieldidem: TextNextPane, TextPrevPane, or use the GotoBufferPane1-9- how can I use Control-Tab to change the current window ?
Oct 22 2003
Thanks for your help. Is there any bug report system ? Arjan Knepper wrote:Riccardo Cohen wrote:-- Riccardo Cohen Articque Les Roches 37230 Fondettes France web = http://www.articque.com tel: +33 02 47 49 90 49 fax: +33 02 47 49 91 49OK, well the that key assigment only works on the active FileBuffer. To build the project the standard assigment is SHIFT+F8 and ALT+F8 (Rebuild), I don;t know if you can reassign those actions.menu [Environment][Edittinh/Browsing Settings...] tab [keys] set combobox 'scope' to 'text' select 'TextCompile' in the listbox above , edit and save you key strokes. Be aware of the fact that the current 'key file' will be modified. You might want to create a copy of a existing one first.I've done that and DM crashes each time I use F7 without any file open. Anyway what I want to do is "Build the project" and not "Compile this file".What about F5 to "Debug Project" ?Is F4 same as above.Click on the green arrow in the recorder area, then type the key assignment you want, click on the red block in the recorder area, then click the assign button.OK But when I type Ctrl-Tab the cursor change field and there is no ctrl-tab written in the key fieldidem: TextNextPane, TextPrevPane, or use the GotoBufferPane1-9- how can I use Control-Tab to change the current window ?
Oct 22 2003
In article <bn647h$7g4$1 digitaldaemon.com>, Riccardo Cohen says...Thanks for your help. Is there any bug report system ?Yes. This is it. You're looking at it.
Oct 23 2003
Riccardo Cohen <rcohen articque.com> In that case, you have noticed the crash I experienced. Of course, if you whish, please add the following feature in todo list : "Let the user change key shortcut for Run and Launch Debug". Thanks Keith Fuller wrote:In article <bn647h$7g4$1 digitaldaemon.com>, Riccardo Cohen says...-- Riccardo Cohen Articque Les Roches 37230 Fondettes France web = http://www.articque.com tel: +33 02 47 49 90 49 fax: +33 02 47 49 91 49Thanks for your help. Is there any bug report system ?Yes. This is it. You're looking at it.
Oct 27 2003