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Hi Joseph, about number 2, I don't see this popup. Could you create a bugzilla for this and we can investigate further?
About number 1, I see the CDT kepler update site but it's disabled by default, you have to go into "Available software sites" to enable it. It's actually handled by the p2.inf in the autotools feature (not ideal). But it wasn't updated for Luna. Unfortunately, we can't fix it for 8.4 but we should try to remember to update it for 8.5! Regards, Marc-Andre From: cdt-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx [cdt-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx] on behalf of Joseph Henry [Joseph.Henry@xxxxxxx]
Sent: Tuesday, 01 July 2014 2:22 PM To: CDT General developers list. Subject: Re: [cdt-dev] Just upgraded to Luna Again sorry for the noise but I just did a fresh install and number 2 is a problem. By default, a user will not be able to write a simple source line such as:
int* var;
They will get a popup in the lower right hand corner of the screen asking to choose between an action.
Is there any way to turn this popup off?
I looked in the new and noteable features for Luna, and did not see this little popup as a new feature.
Thanks, Joseph Henry.
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On Behalf Of Joseph Henry
Scratch Number 2 from the list. This seems to be associated with some example plugin.
Number 1 is a real issue though.
Sorry for the noise, Joseph Henry. From:
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On Behalf Of Joseph Henry
Hey guys,
I just upgraded to Luna and I would like to point out a few things that seem to be off.
1.) When you download the Luna C/C++ Eclipse package from the eclipse download page, the CDT update site is not included by default. I had to manually add http://download.eclipse.org/tools/cdt/releases/8.4 to the list of available sites. Really not sure why this is not included by default. 2.) I know in Java using the * is not very common, but in C it is. In Luna, There are shortcuts for “Import” and “Add to Working Set” mapped to keys [Shift 8 + I] and [Shift 8 + W]. Now whenever I want to type a *, I get a popup in the bottom right that prompts me to either pick “Import” or “Add to Working Set”. This is quite annoying and I really think should be turned off by default in the C/C++ perspective.
These 2 things could really turn off newer users (as well as veterans).
Thanks, Joseph Henry. |