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[Suggestion] Ideas for Code::Blocks.

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kurapix:
Yeah that's far from reality but what if the developpers manage to get Code completion work out of the box?
Then my idea would be possible (since Code completion should detect if it's a function, variable, object, ...) but there is a long road until then for sure.

I have others ideas :
- add ability to make makefile, ./configure, ... file like Anjuta
- add ability to import projects from Anjuta.
- add plugins for cvs and svn support.
- add plugins for reading some docs (so we have the documentation next to our sources)
- add hierarchical/tree view of projects to allow better organisation (and shows the linking between source files).
- add ability to unactivate some functions by checking checkbox next to code (it should function a bit like folding functionnality but instead of folding it desactivate the code, it should also automatically desactivate these function calls, ...).
I could be useful for seeing how a program would run if we delete some parts of the code source (for clean up for example) or others stuffs.

Kurapix

kelo81:

--- Quote from: kurapix on May 03, 2007, 11:37:34 am ---- add ability to unactivate some functions by checking checkbox next to code (it should function a bit like folding functionnality but instead of folding it desactivate the code, it should also automatically desactivate these function calls, ...).
I could be useful for seeing how a program would run if we delete some parts of the code source (for clean up for example) or others stuffs.

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Humm, I don't know... this seems to be out of the main purpose of an IDE... Why do you want to unactivate a fuction?, if you're debugging your code, you can just comment the undesired functions I think... Codeblocks is a powerful IDE, appart of that very complex implementation you mentioned, I think this is not real C++ programming... (but it's just my opinion).

I found the other ideas cool. Perhaps someone would like to make a documentation plugin some day (like Kdevelop with doxygen).  :)

kurapix:
It's been some time now that I was thnking that we have a reduce space for editor because of the other window (Management of "Open Files List for example). We can close them but if we need them we have to open them again from the menu (which is not praticall).

I think it would be great to have an interface similar to Kdevelopp (the space for the editor is optimized):
- possibility to reduce the windows and to close them (it would fonction more like tabs like Kdevelopp).
- an integrated file explorer
- documentation reader (from file but have to detect the man pages on Linux and possibility to add our documentation folders).

Kurapix

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