Hello Eran,
thanks for the new version.
My question:
The new version shows the debugging terminal as an external window.
Is it possible to reconfigure CodeLite to show the debugging terminal in the "Output Pane"?
I'm using Ubuntu 14.04.
Jörg
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Re: Version 6: How to Attach Debugger Terminal to Codelite
No. One of the reasons of doing this was because we have many bug reports about the implementation of the built-in terminal which was lacking
If you don't need a terminal and it only disturbs you, you can disable it from: Project Settings -> Common Settings -> General -> This is a GUI program
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If you don't need a terminal and it only disturbs you, you can disable it from: Project Settings -> Common Settings -> General -> This is a GUI program
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Re: Version 6: How to Attach Debugger Terminal to Codelite
OK. I am printing information on the terminal during the test cycle so I need it.
I could live with the external one except for the default font size and the default color
configuration.
Running a program uses the settings in 'Editor Setting -> Terminals'.
Is it possible to use the same configuration during Debug?
I could live with the external one except for the default font size and the default color
configuration.
Running a program uses the settings in 'Editor Setting -> Terminals'.
Is it possible to use the same configuration during Debug?
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Re: Version 6: How to Attach Debugger Terminal to Codelite
By default codelite uses xterm for debugging and this can not be changed from within codelite.
You can alter the script: /usr/bin/codelite_xterm to run another terminal, or (a better way),
Follow the steps described here:
http://scarygliders.net/2011/12/01/cust ... -terminal/
To get a more modern look (fonts, size, scrollbar etc) for xterm
Eran
You can alter the script: /usr/bin/codelite_xterm to run another terminal, or (a better way),
Follow the steps described here:
http://scarygliders.net/2011/12/01/cust ... -terminal/
To get a more modern look (fonts, size, scrollbar etc) for xterm
Eran
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