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You're on your way... Come join the rest of us in the world of IDEs. Once you've seen your "editor" autocomplete a member from another class (in a namespace y
by jasonkester 17y ago
You're on your way... Come join the rest of us in the world of IDEs. Once you've seen your "editor" autocomplete a member from another class (in a namespace you haven't even imported), there's no going back.
- nuclear_eclipse 17y agoI can do that in Vim...
- jasonkester 17y agoSweet. My Vim sessions generally consist of issuing a dozen random commands before I happen to type an "I", followed by exiting, restarting, and cursing. Glad to hear you're having more success!
- invisible 17y agoAt my 9-5 I have to use Dreamweaver (code view) and I have no gripes about the text editing portion at all. Maybe there just aren't any IDEs for OSX I've fallen in love with yet, but they all have a sort of clunky aspect to them that can be annoying and can't be changed. Any IDEs that are like TextMate but with auto-completion? (I've done my fair share of looking in the past 3 years on osx.)
- wendroid 17y agoSounds awful, I hated all that stuff in VStudio. I'm one of those crocks that thinks it makes you lazy in your organisation. grep '^fname' *.c is good enough for me