Thanks, that's a bug, I'll be sure to fix it.
1 2 3 4 | bool isLetter(char c)
{
return c >= 'a' && c <= 'z' || c >= 'A' && c <= 'Z';
}
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:)
Hi,
to add - maybe this is related: When using the build command, instead of showing the complete output of the commands, the buffer only shows the exit-code state ("exited with code 0") when the output had any non-ascii characters in it.
UPDATE: Just learned this is not related. Hitting several times ALT+m made different outputs (while not changing the program). Sometimes no output at all, sometimes just the output of the program, most of the times the output with the exit code. Sorry for confusing this! After restarting 4coder this issue was gone (had it running for 4 days).
to add - maybe this is related: When using the build command, instead of showing the complete output of the commands, the buffer only shows the exit-code state ("exited with code 0") when the output had any non-ascii characters in it.
UPDATE: Just learned this is not related. Hitting several times ALT+m made different outputs (while not changing the program). Sometimes no output at all, sometimes just the output of the program, most of the times the output with the exit code. Sorry for confusing this! After restarting 4coder this issue was gone (had it running for 4 days).
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@mmozeiko Yes that is the situation haha
@robby That's actually more unusual. I am not sure why that would happen, can you confirm that this wasn't an issue before 4.0.17?
@robby That's actually more unusual. I am not sure why that would happen, can you confirm that this wasn't an issue before 4.0.17?
Hi Allen,
I tested it on earlier versions too. It's not necessarily an issue with 4coder. It's more an issue of the multithreaded program I invoke to write to the output buffer. When I execute the build.bat file multiple times I sometimes get no output at all or everything and anything in between.
I will have to investigate more time on my program, because it involves a jni.h (java virtual machine). I will report when i find anything new.
I tested it on earlier versions too. It's not necessarily an issue with 4coder. It's more an issue of the multithreaded program I invoke to write to the output buffer. When I execute the build.bat file multiple times I sometimes get no output at all or everything and anything in between.
I will have to investigate more time on my program, because it involves a jni.h (java virtual machine). I will report when i find anything new.
Yeah the output capturing for child processes is not stellar, I can't promise to fix it in the next version but it's on my radar.