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code::blocks 10.05 does not highlight code?

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http://www.linuxquestions.org – Hi, i'm starting to use code::blocks on my archlinux machine, and i noticed that it doesn't highlight the code, you know it doesn't put colors in the different keywords, etc. so i wanted to know if there is something you have to activate first?? Also i don'get any of code completion, and what is worse is that i get this error every time i try to build and run the code: sh: /path/to/file : permission denied and the file is in my desktop so i know i have the permissions to read and write, also already checked it with ls -l. please HELP! :( :( (HowTos)

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