Development environment

[Jude Young]

Well, I guess I'm just not used to all the fancy features.
=P
it does not show syntax errors. I did the lazy mans version, set a button
set to compile the current file without outputting anything.
It just shows errors.
no semantic errors, same as above
It doesn't handle ddoc, I wish it did.
It does handle go to definition
no mixin support that I know of
I know it does autocompletion, probably not as smart as you want though.
it'll autocomplete any declared or used var or function, if you type the
first four letters, but it seems to be only for things in the current file.
it other words it won't suggest things in files that you import.
it handles building through makefiles (ie, write the file yourself and
there's a nice button you can push)
It does have an 'scribble' pane, but it's more like a scratchpad you can
write notes on, so thats far less than optimal.

It also integrates with gdb, but it doesn't let you specify which version.
(personal irk I had to work around)


I tried DDT, but that was... just not for me.
...And now I'm checking out Code::Blocks again 'cause I can't remember why I
disliked it..
No terminal.  That was the reason.


Not exactly sure what it does but:
>
> * show syntax errors
> * show semantic errors
> * show formatted/generated ddoc on hover
> * go to definition
> * show result of auto, string and template mixins
> * autocompletion, something intelligent
> * generate ddocs
> * code formatting
> * building
> * outline
>
> --
> /Jacob Carlborg
>
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