future plans

[Timothee Besset]

When can we expect an update to SN?

The most important feature (imo) would be auto-completion.
Auto-completion of symbols, listing the members when accessing a struct 
with -> or .
Displaying the definition of the functions in a tooltip box when the 
mouse comes over them
Displaying possible commentaries that are typed before struct 
definitions or function definitons
Maybe even a window that would sit somewhere on your workspade and 
update to the class definition or inheritance of the class you are 
working in (well yeah, stuff you can get already, but it's not 
implemented in a very efficient way)

I'm also lacking some docs or tips, maybe some of the stuff I want is 
there already.
The behaviour of the windows is weird. If the file as been edited it 
would open a new window, but if not it would change the edit view. I 
didn't find the shortcuts to switch between editor views (like Alt+TAB 
on MSVC).
I'm free to develop on win32 or linux. I prefer linux because on win98 
my app kills the GDI resources and I have to reboot quite often. But I'm 
strongly tempted to go back to win32 cause I don't feel as efficient 
with sourcenav as I can be with MSDev

Hope this helps..

TTimo

Mo DeJong wrote:

> On Mon, 20 Nov 2000, Simone Contini wrote:
> 
>> Hi,
>> 
>> 	Source Navigator is very Cool!! thank you for it! I'd like to know
>> how i can read about future plans and if the projects will take advantages
>> of GTK/GNOME.
> 
> 
> What features from Gtk or Gnome do you see as a "must have".
> The ability to do themes might be neat, but I don't see it
> as a critical component of a good IDE. Gnome has some
> configuration management stuff that might be handy if we
> needed it, but I don't think we do. If you have specific
> things you were thinking of, I would like to hear them.
> Keep in mind, that we can't depend on a Gnome feature
> because SN need to run under Windows too.
> 
> Mo DeJong
> Red Hat Inc
> 
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