CodeLite offers various method to locate and open all kind of resources (files, classes, functions, macros etc)
1) To open file: Ctrl-Shift-R
2) To find a class: Ctrl-Shift-T
3) To find a method: Ctrl-Shift-U
4) To find a macro: Ctrl-Shift-M
5) To find a typedef: Ctrl-Shift-P
In addition, you can use the 'Quick Outline' to view the current file outline - Ctrl-Shift-O
Tip: code navigation
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Re: Tip: code navigation
I'm starting to fall in love with CodeLite (after switching from VS2008 and VisualAssistX).
I think most new users don't realize which shortcuts can speed up their work. Have you thought about Tip Window with tips from forums etc? Such a tip window could be displayed after every CodeLite startup, with of course option to hide it forever.
I think most new users don't realize which shortcuts can speed up their work. Have you thought about Tip Window with tips from forums etc? Such a tip window could be displayed after every CodeLite startup, with of course option to hide it forever.
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Re: Tip: code navigation
Yes, this could indeed be helpful. Not everyone knows all the options in codelite...Dor wrote:Have you thought about Tip Window with tips from forums etc? Such a tip window could be displayed after every CodeLite startup, with of course option to hide it forever.
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