TIGCC for Linux

File Release Notes and Changelog

Release Name: KTIGCC 20060807 beta (fixed)

Notes:
IMPORTANT: The version uploaded earlier today had a bug
where it wouldn't create the syntax files properly if the
~/.kde/share/apps/katepart/syntax directory didn't exist
yet. This is now fixed. Sorry for the inconvenience. If
you already used the broken version, select
File/Preferences/OK to regenerate the syntax files.

KTIGCC is an IDE for TIGCC based on KDE. (It should run on
any X11-based *nix as long as you have kdelibs and kdebase
installed.)

This is the first beta version. You may encounter bugs, if
so please report them! All menu entries which are shown are
expected to work. ("Find symbol declaration" is currently
hidden because it is not implemented.) Code completion is
not implemented yet.

In addition to kdelibs and kdebase (>=3.5.2) (and of course
TIGCC/*nix), KTIGCC requires libticonv, libticables2,
libtifiles2 and libticalcs2, which can be obtained from:
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=23169
and Exuberant Ctags, which can be obtained from:
http://ctags.sourceforge.net or (recommended for Fedora
users) from Fedora Extras ("ctags" package).

NOTE: Please upgrade to libticonv 20060807. While not
strictly required (20060723 is enough), it fixes a bug
which corrupts all instances of calculator character number
187 (the French >> guillemet character) when saving in
KTIGCC.

Changes:
Improvements:
* Implemented customization of syntax highlighting.
* The default projects directory (i.e. the directory the
  file dialogs are set to on startup) is now
  ~/tigcc-projects (where ~ stands for your home directory)
  instead of $TIGCC/projects (which is not writable out of
  the box for regular users in system-wide TIGCC setups).
  It is created on startup if it's not there.
* The background color of list views and tree views is no
  longer hardcoded to white. (That was done to disable the
  alternating between 2 background colors, which is now
  disabled in a cleaner way.)

Bugfixes:
* KTIGCC now always adds a newline at the end of the
  temporary copies used for compiling, not just for C files
  (fixes warnings the Windows IDE filters out).
* "Discard" in a save prompt no longer resets the
  "modified" flag, so if you don't actually close the
  file/project being prompted for (for example because
  you're just opening an out-of-project file rather than a
  project), you'll be prompted for saving again later.
* "Save all" now saves out-of-project files only if they
  are actually modified (same as for in-project files).
* Ctrl+C/Ctrl+Ins now work as expected when the error
  window is shown: They apply to the error window if it has
  the focus, and the main window otherwise.
* KTIGCC now prompts for saving out-of-project source files
  before exiting.

Note: The "Find symbol declaration" menu entry has been
      hidden because it is not implemented yet.