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...this plugin. Any support is welcome. Only for RC1 and RC2 users. Svn head users : it is now core functionality.

...ties, types and the responsible users. The list can be filtered for tasks, users and/or source files. A sorting by columns can be achieved by clicking the c ; User : User name <tt><user></tt> in the operating system. Tasks for other users can also be created here. In doing so, the corresponding user name has to b

Scintilla (CodeBlocks editing component) offers users an easy way for inserting fold points in the code using the following symbo

:Articles for Code::Blocks' users.

C:\Users\Christoph\Projects\test\main.cpp:1:20: error: iostream: No such file or dir C:\Users\Christoph\Projects\test\main.cpp: In function 'int main()':<br />

#*For Windows users, there is a batch file which allows to compile using a variety of compilers #*Linux users will just want to type <tt>make</tt>.

...Fortran and PGI Fortran compilers. Other Fortran compilers can be added by users too. “Support for compiler” means: (a) the graphical interface for the

:Windows users with MinGW should already have this file in /MinGW/share/gcc-4.7.2/python/l :Linux users can download printers.py [http://gcc.gnu.org/svn/gcc/trunk/libstdc++-v3/pyt

* Allows the users to customize any menu command they want, and define multiple key-shortcut t

...</tt> file (i.e. the xml file is never changed within codeblocks) allowing users to easily revert to the xml file. ..._id=51305&atid=462818 wxScintilla tracker] or send a mail to the autor wyo@users.sourceforge.net (Otto Wyss).

cofs0 /mnt/cofs cofs noauto,users,defaults 0 0 <br> ...e is no /dev prefix. This won't automount and will be mountable by normal users (and not fsck checked). <br>

...window. However I think that an external window option should exist, some users couldn't like having the help embedded in C::B.

...wxWidgets] User Interface library <u>must be installed</u>. For most Linux users, this is maybe the only dependency not already installed. wxWidget can be u ''Note for Debian and Ubuntu users:'' You can use

...ogram. The user, however, downloads, installs, and uses one program. Linux users installing from the Ubuntu Software Center, however, should be sure to chec

:Information useful to make sense of Code::Blocks' settings (for newer users).

(For older users, the old mingw project had been forked has been replace by this new, more u ''Most users simply ignore this paragraph in italics.''

...r. On your machine they are in your PATH so you always have them, on your users computers they won't have the compiler toolchain so there you provide the .

The macro database resides in the users home directory as <tt>cbKeyMacs.ini</tt>. The first section contains the ma Linux users will need the X11 and Xtst development libraries. These are usually already

* [[To-Do List plugin|To-do list]] management with different users

For Windows users, the default behavior of the current installer (10.05) does '''not''' insta ...an be used for documenting and distribution of the plugin. This will allow users to download the plugin to install on their Code::Blocks installation.

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...lists syntax highlighting custom colour themes contributed by Code::Blocks users.

...a different compiler (such as MSVC2003 toolkit) or under Linux, too (Linux users will of course not worry about DirectX).

...est svn-versions are also available as prebuild binaries made available by users.<br /> For debian-users I have made prebuild binary packages available on my [http://apt.jenslody.d

...class should preferrably be tagged with the <tt>cb_optional</tt> macro so users of the interface realize this, and as a side effect no compiler warnings ar

This page contains many of the common problems Code::Blocks users may run into and their solutions.

'''Note for Ubuntu users:''' The above is not the correct way to fix the AM_* errors. Rather, you on

* Windows users should see the wiki page:[[Compiling wxWidgets 2.8.6 to develop Code::Block *Ubuntu Linux users can install wxWidgets from the Ubuntu repositories. Be sure to install also

...l percentage of systems for reasons not obvious to either the affected end users or the program supplier. VALUE "Users", "Unlimited.\0"

...f the application will feel more comfortable, and such 'small' things make users say that the GUI was designed very well. On MS Windows, the sizer would hav ...ry useful when doing some calculation intensive operations. It can prevent users from getting frustrated when they do not see anything happening on the scre

:Unix: /etc Windows: C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data

...ge provides a whole bunch of useful stuff not only for Visual C++ compiler users, but generally, any Windows developer - it includes extensive headers and l

...hese files to a mimimum because they are copied to the shared space of the users Code::Blocks installation. ''These files are optional''

...download On-Demand Installer] available via TDMs page referenced above for users who do not wish to download and install them manually.

...the newer version of automake (see above), for the "bootstrap". (OS X 10.5 users may have recent enough autotools so they may not need to install them)

* In "General Settings" for Debian's users, I recommend to set "Shell to run commands in:" as "x-terminal-emulator". I