Closed shadoww1028 closed 2 months ago
Seems that when ever the program ends successfully (you didn't just end the debugging session with Shift-F5) that every file you edited during debugging it inserts the header into the positions where the changes were made.
Doesn't always happen.
This appears to be a Linux feature where if you have a sensitive mouse wheel and click while scrolling.... Sorry completely on my end, closing.
What happened?
It appears that after a debugging session when you start typing sometimes the header declarations will be reinserted in random places in the code causing code completion to stop working and of course compile errors. Using codelite 17.11.0 on Linux mint 21.3. CodeLite compiled from binaries as the deb was a bit out of date. I have noticed random lines sometimes getting duplicated as well. Workaround is to undo the changed (Ctrl-Z) then continue.
Version
Self compiled
Operating system
Linux
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