and I was really stunned when I discovered that keyboard templates aparently is only available to VB and C# but not C++ is this really true or am I missing some point?
Is there any chance that the compiling speed of template heavy project will improve? e.g. stuff like boost/wave
The compiler output for template related error in this kind of project also tent to be huge, I wonder why there is no folding capability in the output pane (after all it seems like the underlaying code is the same as that of the text editors, so it should be faily simple to borrow the code folding functionality from there)
I tent to use the find symbol a lot since goto definition do not seems to work across assembly boundary, but I think the output really have room for improvement, you should take a look at the seach result pane in eclipse for inspiration
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Last edited by jho1965dk; June 22nd, 2006 at 03:09 AM.
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I was really stunned when I discovered that keyboard templates aparently is only available to VB and C# but not C++ is this really true or am I missing some point?
You're right, the feature is not available for C++ in VS2005. The original plan was for C++ to have the code snippets feature as well, but we ended up taking a lot more time stabilizing our IntelliSense work and consequently did not get time to work on this feature.
On the up side, there are plans under way to have a "power toy" available as a download to make this feature work with VC++ some time soon. Hopefully, that will materialize
Originally Posted by jho1965dk
Is there any chance that the compiling speed of template heavy project will improve? e.g. stuff like boost/wave
We do intend to work on improving compiler throughput in general for a future release. This is long-lead work, however, so don't expect it in the next release (Orcas).
Originally Posted by jho1965dk
The compiler output for template related error in this kind of project also tent to be huge, I wonder why there is no folding capability in the output pane (after all it seems like the underlaying code is the same as that of the text editors, so it should be faily simple to borrow the code folding functionality from there)
We would like to solve this problem by making the "Error List" window more usable for C++ developers. There are no solid plans for this yet, however.
Originally Posted by jho1965dk
I tent to use the find symbol a lot since goto definition do not seems to work across assembly boundary, but I think the output really have room for improvement, you should take a look at the seach result pane in eclipse for inspiration
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