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🐞Bugs: max-close, go to def, toggle progress #307

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David-Maisonave opened this issue Oct 22, 2023 · 1 comment
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🐞Bugs: max-close, go to def, toggle progress #307

David-Maisonave opened this issue Oct 22, 2023 · 1 comment

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@David-Maisonave
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Description of the Issue

  1. The maximized and close buttons for the options dialog has checkered filled icons.Max-Close_IconBug
  2. Go to definition does not work. [Repro-Steps] Open a CPP file in a folder containing a C++ project. Select a function name being called in another function. Select "Go to Definitions.
  3. Toggles Current File as Progress removes syntax coloring, and when the option is selected again, the coloring remains removed. [Repro-Steps] Open a CPP file. Select Toggles Current File as Progress. Text color changes. Now select the option again. The color does not come back to original format. See snapshots for details.

Expected Behavior

  1. Expect dialog box to display standard windows close and maximize icons.
  2. It should either jump to where the function is declared in the header (*.h) file, or where the function is implemented in the *.cpp file.
  3. When Toggles Current File as Progress is toggled off, the original syntax color should return. See snapshots for details.

Actual Behavior

  1. Max-Close_IconBug
  2. Jumps to a few spaces behind the first placed the function is called from a previous function.GoToDefinition
  3. Original syntax color does not return no matter how many times Toggles Current File as Progress is selected. Have to restart NPP to get color back.

Snapshots

Before Progress

SyntaxColorBeforeProgress

After Progress and after Progress is toggled off.

SyntaxColorAfterProgress

Environment:

3P Version: v1.8.8 x64
OS: Windows 11
Notepad Version: v8.5.7 (64bit)
C++ project : https://github.com/Axter-com/SQLiteClassBuilder

@jcaillon
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The first point is probably related to this issue: #86

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