After working in Visual Studio C++ for several years I've fed-up with it. In my opinion it's not user-friendly at all and has minimal set of features that can be implemented. To this idea I came after using IntelliJ Idea (an IDE for Java). Fortunately, I've recently found a great open-source IDE called Code::Blocks. It is currently in development stage, but already has lots of great features. Take, for example, the code completion feature. It works like this: you type keyword "for" and press Ctl+J, it inserts:
or you type keyword "forb", it inserts:
and so on... and (!) you can create your own keywords and associate code with them. Other feature it has is code formatting. It allows you to format your code in different coding styles (Java, Linux, ANSI, etc.). These are only several features it has. Many other features are being constantly added. Go to www.codeblocks.org. I hope you'll enjoy it!
| Code: |
| for( ; ; ) |
or you type keyword "forb", it inserts:
| Code: |
| for( ; ; ){
} |
and so on... and (!) you can create your own keywords and associate code with them. Other feature it has is code formatting. It allows you to format your code in different coding styles (Java, Linux, ANSI, etc.). These are only several features it has. Many other features are being constantly added. Go to www.codeblocks.org. I hope you'll enjoy it!
