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Hi I’ve started to use codeblocks on MBP (Big Sur lasted, Intel). I’m at the very first step “hello world”. I’m not able to type a syntax more than 2 lines. When I type a syntax on 2nd line, a small grey block/square pops up and covers the line that I’m typing out. Anybody knows how to fix it?

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• Version:8.7
• Release Date:March 16, 2021
• System Req:Mac OS X 10.10 or newer
  
• Languages:EN, DE, FR
• Price: 24.99 €

Have you ever experienced the tedium and frustration of having to repeatedly type your name, e-mail address, home page url, or other words or phrases again, again and again? Do you frequently need to quickly insert images like your signature, location plan, or company logo into documents? Do you often misspell words when typing?

Typinator boosts your productivity by automating the process of inserting frequently used text and graphics and auto-correcting typing errors.

With thousands of predefined corrections for common typos and misspelled words for US and British English, German and French, Typinator is not only a typing assistant that speeds repetitive typing tasks, but also a system-wide auto-correction tool that automatically fixes typing errors and misspelled words.

Setup is easy: You just define an abbreviation along with its replacement text or picture.

Usage is even easier: Whenever you type one of your abbreviations in any application, Typinator inserts the corresponding replacement.

Words cannot describe the huge benefits Typinator offers to you.

Get an impression how Typinator can boost your productivity and save you a lot of time in only three minutes by watching our new short and sweet product videos...

... and download a fully functional trial version.

macOS Catalina introduced a change that affects older versions of Typinator. Specifically, Typinator versions older than 8.2 refuse to launch on Catalina and newer. To ensure smooth transition, we therefore strongly recommend to update Typinator to the latest version before upgrading macOS to Catalina or Big Sur.

For more information, please see our compatibility page.

If you don't own a license for Typinator 8 yet, you may purchase a license update at 50% off the regular price. If you purchase a license update now, all further minor 8.x updates are included for free.

With a new statistics mode, magic keys, integrated menu bar and many more improvements, Typinator 8 is the best text expander in town.

Typinator 8 comes with a long list of new features and improvements, which make Typinator 8 the best text expander ever.

Typinator 8 offers a new statistics mode, where you can see the usage counts for abbreviations and sets, and how long ago an abbreviation has been used most recently. You can also sort your snippets by these values, to see which abbreviations you are using frequently and which ones you may have forgotten about.

Another great new feature of Typinator 8 are Magic Keys. You can now use the modifier keys Shift, Control, Option, and Command in abbreviations, as if they were real characters. This allows you to use them as special trigger characters and offers a simple way to avoid conflicts in abbreviations.

A very slick user interface enhancement is the new 'mini menu bar' right above the expansion field, where you can find all markers and editing functions in one central place. A nice side-effect of this improvement is that the expansion field is now wider and you have more space to enter your expansions.

New is also the integration with PopChar. With PopChar 8.2 or newer installed, you can now use Typinator to search for and insert arbitrary Unicode characters by their name or Unicode number. In combination with a hotkey for Typinator's quick search, this is a great way to type arbitrary Unicode characters without taking your hands off the keyboard.

See the features page on for a short description of the most important new features and improvements. For a complete list of all the improvements in Typinator 8, please see the version history.

During the past, we could welcome many former TextExpander customers who switched to Typinator because they were unsatisfied with TextExpander and wanted a more robust and speedier solution.

Since more and more TextExpander users are now switching to Typinator, we have create a special page with helpful information for seamless migration from TextExpander to Typinator.

With Typinator 8, migration from TextExpander became even easier, as Typinator now comes with an improved import function for existing TextExpander snippets.

Read testimonials about the switching experience of former TextExpander users.

Personal productivity

• Set up a list of often used e-mail phrases, addresses and other boilerplates.
• Insert the current date and/or time in a variety of formats with a few keystrokes.
• Auto-correct commonly misspelled words across all the applications you use.
• Insert pictures, such as signatures and smilies.

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Business productivity

• Create standard customer service responses.
• Acknowledge customer orders and send shipping advisories (with the current date and time automatically inserted into your standard text).
• Insert logos, product schematics, and maps.
• Auto-correct your most frequent typing errors.

Development productivity

• Create templates for code fragments, code blocks, and templates.
• Implement documentation standards.
• Define shorthands for frequently used Unix commands.
• Use the built-in HTML snippets to simplify and speed up editing of web pages.

'Typinator is one of those apps that I talk about to my non-tech friends. All of us at MacUpdate use it without fail for coding, content editing, technical support, and internal and external communications. It is lightweight and reliable, and the new feature that allows users to share ‘.tysets’ has opened up even more possibilities for how we use this powerful utility at MacUpdate.
I cannot emphasize enough how different (and terrible) my work would be without this app!'

- Bryan, MacUpdate Editor and Consummate Nice Guy

For more information on how to type faster, visit the Features page

Main features

• Easy to configure - simply define your abbreviations, expansions, and boilerplates in a list.
• Simple to use - just type your abbreviation and Typinator will expand it.
• Integration with PopChar lets you easily find and insert arbitrary Unicode characters.
• Powerful predefined sets: Autocorrection for English, German, and French, DOuble CApitals correction, Auto-Capitalize Sentences, Inline Calculation, Clipboard conversion, Subscripts, Superscript, HTML snippets with over 100 abbreviations for elements of the HTML standard, and more.
• Synchronization support for Dropbox

Features marked with are new in Typinator 8.

Installation

To install Typinator, download it from our downloads page. Typinator is distributed as a macOS disk image disk image (DMG).

Once you have mounted the disk image, simply double-click the Typinator icon to install and launch Typinator.

As long as you do not have a license key, you can test Typinator in TextEdit as long and as often as you wish.

When you use Typinator in other applications, it will display a registration reminder after a couple of expansions.

Requirements

• Typinator 8.7 requires Mac OS X 10.10 or newer.
  • For Mac OS X 10.8 and 10.9 use Typinator 8.6
  • For Mac OS X 10.6 and 10.7 use Typinator 7.9
  • For Mac OS X 10.5 use Typinator 6.2
  • For Mac OS X 10.4 use Typinator 4.5
• Typinator 8.7 or newer is recommended for macOS Catalina (10.15). IMPORTANT: Versions before 8.2 fail to launch on Catalina.
• Typinator 8.7 or newer is required for Big Sur (macOS 11).
• For further details, see our compatibility page.

Languages

The current version of Typinator is available in English, German, and French.

See also the special topics covered on our Tips pages.

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BigInts, boost, c++, code::blocks, mac, programming, projecteuler

Having trouble getting integers larger than 64 bits to work in C++? So was I. Here’s how I fixed it:

1. You’ll want to use the data type cpp_int provided by Boost C++ Libraries.
   1. Go here and download the zip: http://sourceforge.net/projects/boost/files/boost/1.56.0/
   2. Unzip into a forever home. (You’ll probably want this again sometime, so don’t just stick it in your project folder and forget about it.)
2. Code::Blocks needs some priming before you can use Boost:
   1. With your project open, choose: Project->Build Options….
   2. Select the Search Directories tab.
   3. Use the Add button at the bottom to add the path to your new Boost directory. This needs to be the directory that was created when you extracted the zip file. (In my case, I added /Users/jmatthewturner/C++/Boost/boost_1_56_0.)
3. And your project file needs some special code:
   1. Add an #include for the cpp_int.hpp file that is inside boost/multiprecision/. Mine looks like this:

Now you can use the data type cpp_int, which is an arbitrarily large integer, limited only by the memory available on your machine. It is part of the namespace boost::multiprecision, so always refer to it like this:

or define a namespace to make your life a little easier:

…etc, etc. And that should do it. I used cpp_int to help solve Project Euler #20; I’ll post the source code when I get around to writing up the problem.