Intellisense and wxWidgets

[Anders Hansson XZ (LD/EAB)]

I've used Eclipse (together with the CDT plugin) and made the C++
indexer traverse the wx-include files. It has worked quite ok for me,
could be worth a try if you want to keep the development tools open
source/free. Otherwise probably Visual Studio and the proposed Visual
Assist would be a good choice.

It's always cumbersome to find a development IDE to suit your exact
needs, and furthermore the taste differs, but if you haven't tried the
Eclipse/CDT you should at least give it a try (although it might take
some getting used to at first).

Good luck!

/Anders 

-----Original Message-----
From: wxuserbrest at yahoo.fr [mailto:wxuserbrest at yahoo.fr] 
Sent: den 10 februari 2007 21:15
To: wx-users at lists.wxwidgets.org
Subject: Intellisense and wxWidgets


Hi,
i use Kdevelop on linux and DevCpp on windows. DevCpp is not too bad for
completion on wxWidgets but not good enought and Kdevelop is bad.
So i just want to say what IDE people use to have a good completion for
wxWidgets, especially for methods, members and if possible MACROS.
Because it is not easy to remember all methods of classes.
Thanks a lot




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