Dear all,
I am giving CodeLite my first try: the IDE feels great to me with one essential exception: I need some sort of a class viewer (i.e. some widget displaying the full class tree structure of my c++ program).
I tried using ctrl+shift+t and it appears as a great function, however to me it is no substitute for a class viewer.
[Edit:] I also tried ctrl+shift+o. This is exactly what I need: can it be made to be displayed permanently? Also, I would like to have the ctrl+shift+o search through *all* of my files.
Is there a way to activate some sort of a permanent class viewer?
Thanks!
todor
class viewer (class tree)
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Re: class viewer (class tree)
There is the SymbolView plugin.
- You can enable it by the menu Plugin -> Manage plugin -> check SymbolView (if not already checked)
- Restart CodeLite
- A new tab named Symbol is available in the same notebook than the project one.
From this symbolview, you can choose if you want to see only current file symbols, or project symbols, or the whole workspace symbols.
- You can enable it by the menu Plugin -> Manage plugin -> check SymbolView (if not already checked)
- Restart CodeLite
- A new tab named Symbol is available in the same notebook than the project one.
From this symbolview, you can choose if you want to see only current file symbols, or project symbols, or the whole workspace symbols.
Jérémie