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Developer's Corner / Re: SkyIDE - Latest Release Information
« on: March 31, 2007, 03:35 AM »
Ummm, well for now, I will let only one. In the next release Beta 13, I will separate them with ";" so there will be an option for "Add Directory". Thanks for that! I never thought of it. I already have the code that converts a long line of paths separated by ";" into real paths (I use it for the External Files section) but I don't want to mess around with the new project again. It will open up more work and will extend the waiting period probably for another week...
For now, I want to make sure what's been done works properly otherwise things will get too complicated if a bug is found....I mean I put the name of the function in most serious error messages so I know where it is coming from but still first I want to make sure this one works. It will be done what you suggested! Personally, I never use multiple include dirs but I understand.
I also modified the code a bit in SkyIDE->Compilers (you will see buttons have been re-arranged to make more sense) but I also changed the "Compiler Type" to "Compiler Name" in the config file which is what it should be. I hope I didn't miss any code related to the modified code...I checked it many times, seems to be just fine.
So instead of "Compiler Type: Borland C++, GNU C++", it is now "Compiler Name". I always confused "Compiler Type" and "Project Type" because project type refers to what type of project it is, C++/D/Java and Compiler Type referred to the actual compiler name so now it is fixed :)
For now, I want to make sure what's been done works properly otherwise things will get too complicated if a bug is found....I mean I put the name of the function in most serious error messages so I know where it is coming from but still first I want to make sure this one works. It will be done what you suggested! Personally, I never use multiple include dirs but I understand.
I also modified the code a bit in SkyIDE->Compilers (you will see buttons have been re-arranged to make more sense) but I also changed the "Compiler Type" to "Compiler Name" in the config file which is what it should be. I hope I didn't miss any code related to the modified code...I checked it many times, seems to be just fine.
So instead of "Compiler Type: Borland C++, GNU C++", it is now "Compiler Name". I always confused "Compiler Type" and "Project Type" because project type refers to what type of project it is, C++/D/Java and Compiler Type referred to the actual compiler name so now it is fixed :)