[AltGr] & [3] throws the IDE window away
[AltGr] & [3] throws the IDE window away
I don't know if this is a problem of mine, maybe someone can help me. I use the PureBasic IDE with PureBasic 4.30 (x86) on a MS Windows XP. If I use the keys [AltGr] & [3] the IDE window is throw'n away. But PureBasic is always running, like seen in the taskmanager and in the process explorer. I found no way to get the IDE window back. The running PureBasic must be killed and new started. All defined parts (the editing sources) are deleted out of the IDE. I have searched in all boards but found nothing to that shortcut theme. Somebody knows that? And can help?
- Kaeru Gaman
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Re: [AltGr] & [3] throws the IDE window away
just tested, I happened to have the 4.30 still installed.
no problem here.
[alt gr] + [3] just inserts the "to the power of three" char properly, no effect on the windows.
no problem here.
[alt gr] + [3] just inserts the "to the power of three" char properly, no effect on the windows.
oh... and have a nice day.
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Re: [AltGr] & [3] throws the IDE window away
Does it work with 4.40 instead of 4.30? You need to use the latest PureBasic if reporting bugs.
Re: [AltGr] & [3] throws the IDE window away
@Kaeru Gaman: Thanks for your response. By that it must be a problem on my machines. Thanks.
@UserOfPure: (1) I am programming applications for industry work and are not allowed to use fresh versions before they are defined as stable (from my boss). (2) I didn't report a bug. I have a problem and don't know if that is from my machines or is a short key from PureBasic. Therefor I asked. Sorry if that wasn't understandable.
@UserOfPure: (1) I am programming applications for industry work and are not allowed to use fresh versions before they are defined as stable (from my boss). (2) I didn't report a bug. I have a problem and don't know if that is from my machines or is a short key from PureBasic. Therefor I asked. Sorry if that wasn't understandable.