Hi Olby,
thanks for the reports and the kind words!
Custom input dialog box is arbitrary positioned; especially when trying to add new release project (for me it is barely visible); I suggest you use #Window_Centered constant for all user prompts
It was like this in the past, but for some reason i can't remember i changed it.
But there is a much worse bug in it:
Open it, then set focus on any other window, come back and the dialoge is gone. No chance to end hv...
I will change this, hopefully this weekend.
Add new release project and right click on Binaries and select Properties (it's not greyed out) HV will crash
Well, in fact it is normaly greyed out, it depends what you are clicking before...
Definately a bug, will also look into it.
Expand/collapse state of tree view; would be nice if this could be stored per item i.e in the hv source code database
I'm not sure, if this makes sense.
Normaly you start hv through the IDE and it will automatically expand the tree of the file you are looking at.
Could you please explain how and when source codes are added to HV? So far I've only managed to get some of my files into hv. It would be nice if it would include a file every time it is saved because PB IDE might crash and then hv will not be able to include the file (as far as I understand HV stores data upon exit from IDE)
From the download site:
h3x0r.ath.cx wrote:It works like this:
Whenever you open a sourcecode it will look in its history, if this file allready is there.
If it isn't it will create a copy of the whole file.
Whenever you close your IDE the changes to the previous version will be saved.
Additional Info:
I did it like this, because storing it into db anytime you save the file will result in 20-30 histories, with nothing in it as e.g. a typo.
Think about the following scenery:
When you are in testing mode, meaning you typed a lot of lines and now you press F5, your source gets saved.
Directly after that, the compiler says: syntax error line... .
So you correct it, try again.
Another typo appeared...
This would result in 2 very unnecessary histories.
And this is only one example.
But to be true my IDE almost never crashed!
Or do you mean the linux version?