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Dev Build 3027

#1

Dev Build 3027 is out now.

3027 is mostly a collection of crash fixes, based on the breakpad crash reporting introduced in 3024. None of fixed crashes were particularly common, but 3027 should resolve >90% of them. Somewhat ironically, there’s a reasonable chance a new issue or two has also been introduced, due to some refactoring done as part of this.

Windows auto updating has been improved to handle Sublime Text being installed on a different drive to Windows itself. This won’t apply to updating to 3027 though, only for subsequent versions. Please let me know if you are having any issues with auto update apart from this.

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#2

Hmm if only I had been a little slower I could have posted here. Anyways, here’s a bug report. Short version is, closing one window closes all windows. Tested in W7 x64

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#3

3028 is out now, fixing a crash bug introduced in 3027.

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#4

It’d be nice to display the version number to install on the update window :smile:

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#5

Bug in C/C++ syntax definition: Comment after #endif is not recognized as comment. Examples:

[code]#if
#endif //!MS_WINDOWS

#if
#endif /* !MS_WINDOWS */[/code]

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[quote=“schlamar”]Bug in C/C++ syntax definition: Comment after #endif is not recognized as comment. Examples:

[code]#if
#endif //!MS_WINDOWS

#if
#endif /* !MS_WINDOWS */[/code][/quote]

I confirm.
Bug is also happening on #error or #warning, but not on #include.
There’s something fishy with comments in C/C++ syntax, see this long outstanding bug : [BUG] Reindent function for C++ fails

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#7

Sometimes Sublime gets into a mode where pressing esc does not switch to command mode (Vintage enabled). It moves cursor backwards instead.

sublime.log_commands(True) shows that “command: exit_insert_mode” is executed.

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