Well, my old CB-project does not behave like this but the one I created in 0.13 did (it works now and I don't know if it's because I have restarted CB, if a successful build fixed the problem or anything else?)...
I did a quick test:
Created a new project from a fresh started CB to see if I could reproduce (my description in the last post was not so good).
Generating Makefile (rest of options unchanged). Using g++ as compiler and compiler switches that gives an error. (Added linker options too but it never gets that far with the error when compiling.) Importing source file to project. Compiling.
Maybe it was a feature when lib files was missing and I had to fix it in the settings before trying to compile again? I was missing some lib and include files after installing the new SDK...
Thanks for the update! It works great! It takes some time to get used to it but it has evolved really much since laste version.
Now a few questions/"simple" feature requests:
How do I select/mark text with the keyboard?
It would be nice to have a key shortcut to mark an entire row with a key shortcut.
Is there any way to delete an entire row with a key shortcut?
Many of us use the { at the end of the row (for example after a function/method name, "void myMethod() {") and it is not recognized as a function/method and listed in the Quicklinks window.
One 4.1 user at the swedish Amiga site safir.amigaos.se says he can get Napalm running sometimes (not allways) and I think he has a uA1. With his help I tried to get it working on my A1 but with no luck at my side.
Too bad as I really would love to play Napalm again and I don't think my CD-ROM-less A1200/030 has the power to do the game justice.
In my shootemup demo (os4depot) the AmigaInput only works if the AmigaInput prefs windows is open when starting the program. Maybe xMame has the same problem?
Xeron wrote a comment to the demo about it at os4depot: "There is a bug in AmigaInput. Leave the AmigaInput prefs window open when you run the game. "
We have analog TV signals from out broadband TV and I guess we are not alone so for many the analog part is still useful complete. Sweden have DVB-T for all 'air' broadcasts but many cable/broadband TV providers have both analog and DVB-C at the same time and I don't think they will cut off the analog any time soon...
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