Working with C and code::blocks

[Vaphell]

xsel -bo | sed -r '/^[0-9]*:/d; s/[“”]/"/g' | xsel -bi

you don't get empty lines which were there for readability purposes but whatever

[Avidanborisov]

xsel -bo | sed -r '/^[0-9]*:/d; s/[“”]/"/g' | xsel -bi

you don't get empty lines which were there for readability purposes but whatever

Thank you!
do you know also how to automatically tab it? (maybe not by this script but some code::blocks option?)

[Vaphell]

what do you mean by 'tab it'? if you mean autoformatting of code then in Settings/Editor/Source formatter you can choose a style and apply it to your code with Plugins/Source code formatter

[Avidanborisov]

what do you mean by 'tab it'? if you mean autoformatting of code then in Settings/Editor/Source formatter you can choose a style and apply it to your code with Plugins/Source code formatter

Thank you again! didn't know that. by the way, is there any keyboard shortcut for the source formatter?
Another question, every time I want to create another program I need to click on "Create New Project" -> "Files" -> "C/C++ Source" -> "C" -> Enter filename + path. Is there anyway to to make it remember everything until the filename + path?

[Vaphell]

Thank you again! didn't know that. by the way, is there any keyboard shortcut for the source formatter?

you don't click much around the menus on your own, do you?
Settings/Editor/Keyboard shortcuts, find code formatter and assign something.

no idea about the second question.

[Avidanborisov]

you don't click much around the menus on your own, do you?
Settings/Editor/Keyboard shortcuts, find code formatter and assign something.

no idea about the second question.

Well, I didn't have "Keyboard Shortcuts" in the menu.
Anyway, I searched for it and it is apparently a 3rd party plugin that has to be installed by installing the package codeblocks-contrib.
Any ideas about the second question?

[Avidanborisov]

So is there any way to create a shortcut for "Create New Project" -> "Files" -> "C/C++ Source" -> "C" -> Enter filename + path?

[JupiterV2]

You know, in the amount of time you've spent looking for an answer to this problem you could have typed out the code yourself. I'm willing to bet that you'd have better retention too.

[Avidanborisov]

You know, in the amount of time you've spent looking for an answer to this problem you could have typed out the code yourself. I'm willing to bet that you'd have better retention too.

You think I didn't?
Of course I code, that's the reason I am asking that...