CodeCaddy v2.08x

[blueznl]

Try latest version...

[DoubleDutch]

Perfect!

[blueznl]

Update v1.71x build 766 03.03.10 save 7942.

- improved install in PB IDE functionality

As usual, the file is here.

If you have no clue what CodeCaddy is all about go here.

[DoubleDutch]

Thanks for that update, I was just going to report a bug - the names on the ide menus had gone - but that seems to have fixed it.

[blueznl]

Yeah, I screwed up, forgot to leave a counter in so all menu entries got the same number, and thus were not listed

[blueznl]

Update v1.72x.

- bugfix codesync (did not create deep paths as used winapi did not support unicode)

As usual, the file is here.

If you have no clue what CodeCaddy is all about go here.

[skywalk]

Thanks for codecaddy 1.72!
I have an error pressing ALT+F1 --> "Windows cannot find 'firefox.exe'..."
Can you add Chrome to your browser list?
Chi's Alt.[F1] - tool works, but I prefer 1 tool to rule them all...

PB 4.41 x86, Win XP Pro sp3, Browser Default = Chrome

[blueznl]

If you go into preferences and select the tab 'Web' you should be able to specify any browser you like. I tried it here with firefox.exe and 'explorer.exe' and they both worked.

On some machines you might have to specify the whole path.

[skywalk]

Duh! Works now. I only looked in the codecaddy.cfg file. Sorry for the dumb question.

[blueznl]

Well, it's in there as well. And it wasn't a dumb question, not asking a question, that's dumb.

[blueznl]

Update v1.74x.

- bunch of small fixes, mostly in the reorganized x_lib, hope I didn't break anything in the process
- added another url to the [Alt]+[F1] web search function to include online purebasic documentation

As usual, the file is here.

If you have no clue what CodeCaddy is all about go here.

And, if you hit [Alt]+[F1] or [Ctrl]+[F1] and nothing happens... well... then you're missing out on a good thing

[blueznl]

Update v1.80x.

- new feature: thinner

Simply put, the new thinner tool allows stripping out all unused code / procedures / macros, either by hand by calling the 'thinner' function from the CodeCaddy menu, or as part of the build process (optionally, of course). Though thus far I could compile all my own code with this option enabled, that does not mean it's entirely bug free. (Hey, I wrote it, so you have reason to worry.) The good part: you can disable it.

As usual, the file is here.

If you have no clue what CodeCaddy is all about go here.

[DoubleDutch]

Thanks for this new feature.

I'm a bit unclear about one thing though... Does it delete from the source (I don't want it to do this), or does it make a thin version before compiling and build that (I prefer it did this)?

[blueznl]

It creates a temporary thin version. The original source should stay intact.

If you want to see how it works or what's being created, use the Tools / Thinner menu. You can create a fully stripped down file, or a file that keeps it formatting etc. without the unused procedures, depending on the options set under Preferences / Pre-Process.

[DoubleDutch]

Ahh. Good - I was getting worried.