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I have a friend who is trying to make the switch to Linux, but is hung up on the apparent lack of debugging/IDE environments for C++, especially as they relate to template programming. He has been using visual studio for years and is maybe a little spoiled by their awesome IDE. Does anyone have any good suggestions for an environment where he can, under Linux, develop and debug with all of the usual things (Breakpoints, line highlighting for compilation errors, step in/over/out/etc, etc) that he's accustomed to? Thanks! Although many people think of it as a Java IDE, he could try NetBeans . I

I've been using Clojure for a little while and want to create some projects that are bigger and more complicated than toys. I've been using Java for the past few years and have become accustomed to what IDEs do for me -- compile lots of classes, package them up in jars, create batch files for users to start them with. When I look at examples of development in Clojure they seem to be along the lines of load files into the REPL, see how they work, edit the file, reload, repeat. Nary a class or jar being generated anywhere. In Stuart Halloway's terrific "Programming Clojure" I couldn't find a

I am talking about this background color underneath droparea variable, see screenshot: My color scheme would be perfect if I get just that resolved. The Category you are looking for is Mark Occurrences , but it is language specific so you won't find it under All Languages . You will see it when you change the Language to Java for instance. Then you have to change the Background field on the right hand side. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9709787/how-to-change-the-highlight-variable-color-in-netbeans-ide

I wouldn't call myself programmer, but I've started learning Python recently and really enjoy it. I mainly use it for small tasks so far - scripting, text processing, KML generation and ArcGIS. From my experience with R (working with excellent Notepad++ and NppToR combo) I usually try to work with my scripts line by line (or region by region) in order to understand what each step of my script is doing.. and to check results on the fly. My question: is there and IDE (or editor?) for Windows that lets you evaluate single line of Python script? I have seen quite a lot of discussion regarding IDEs

Coming from a Visual Studio background... How do I tell Eclipse that it should auto save when ever I build rather than ask each time. VS.NET has it under "Options", but I can't find it in Eclipse. I use a Mac. Matschie Go to Window -> Preferences -> General -> Workspace and there you can check: Save automatically before build + Build automatically First, try Window -> Preferences -> General -> Workspace. There you can check "Save automatically before build" and "Build automatically." If that does not work, PLEASE TRY Preferences -> Run/Debug -> Launching -> "Save dirty editors before launching

I've been using Emacs for quite some time for basic text editing but as of today I am attempting to use it for c++ compilation. I have looked for the past few hours about how to go about this but I keep hitting roadblocks in their techniques (I think some of this is having to do with the tutorials being outdated). Basically, all I want to do is be able to compile C++ programs that I write in Emacs through the 'M-x compile' command. So far I have installed Cygwin and downloaded the packages for gcc. I have attempted some other solutions presented by tutorials online but they didn't pan out.

codeblocks 使用汇总 集成本帖提到的所有补丁，非官方，双编译器(VC9、MinGW4.4.3)绿色版，解压密码：csdn >> http://portablecb.googlecode.com/files/LoveDEV.7z << 由于集成VC9，所以请试用后24小时内删除! 官方公告： http://forums.codeblocks.org/index.php/topic,12156.0.html 这段时间比较忙，主要是学习Code::Blocks的代码，并且为其提交补丁。 这几天我为CB提交了几个补丁，欢迎大家积极测试，特散分感谢！ -------------------------------------------------- http://blog.csdn.net/sdfgh2046/article/details/5812663 享受Code::Blocks编辑快感的几个关键 原文地址：http://blog.csdn.net/Utensil/archive/2008/12/24/3593502.aspx 感谢Loaden的补充。此文是对帖子 http://wxforum.shadonet.com/viewtopic.php?t=22128 的总结和整理，按个人喜好做了取舍和重新排序。 说明： 1）以下需要设置的地方均在Settings->Editor

Recently our team inherited a huge code base, about 1 gigabyte c/c++ source codes. The core part (which we may actually modify or update from time to time) is about 650MB and 57,000 files. So I got a perfect test case to see which source code browsers are actually as good as they claim. Following are my test results and I would like to see other opinions. I know this topic had been raised several times in stackoverflow, but I am not satisfied with any of their answers (or maybe I missed some, if this is the case please let me know). BTW, by source code browser I mean it can help you find class

What are the steps necessary to configure jEdit to be an IDE? I basically want to compile and debug Java programs. There are so many Java plug-ins. I'm not sure which ones are best. You'll need the ProjectViewer and Sidekick plug-ins at a minimum. You'll probably also want one of the various support plug-ins like: AntFarm for dealing with Apache Ant. Any of the beautifier plug-ins (which one depends on your tastes and which languages you want to support). BufferTabs if you want to see all your opened files listed at once. Console for running apps, builds, etc. CTagsSidekick (make sure you get