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Re: Carbide.c++ Quick Outline

austim — Tue, 18 Dec 2007 00:01:47 +0100

There's also "Quick Access" --> ctrl + 3. (New in Carbide 1.3, I don't think it's in 1.2.x)
This is like an index of all the available commands you can run (e.g. running menus, views, etc..)

e.g. select a word, hit ctrl + 3, type "to upper" and you can get the command to convert to upper case.

That and "ctrl+shift+r" are my favorites : )

Tim

Re: Carbide.c++ Quick Outline

Symbian_Neil — Sat, 15 Dec 2007 15:04:56 +0100

Wow, it definately is an useful thing. Just yesterday while struggling through the code and trying to accomodate the outline at the same time, I was having this wishlist that wish I coud see the code in full screen and also have the outline when I need it quickly..this certainly serves my purpose. That made me in-turn think, if there is anyway to see all the available keyboard short-cuts. This is what I found : Try CTRL+SHIFT+L

Thanks Eric

Carbide.c++ Quick Outline

eric — Fri, 14 Dec 2007 09:58:43 +0100

[inline:1 left]Carbide.c++ is a rich and sometimes complex IDE. It is also full of small useful features that can speed-up your works once known. Today, I have just discovered about the Quick Outline feature. Not a revolution as the Outline view is generally present in the Carbide C/C++ perspective, however this view has a problem with it: you generally just see the name of the class and not your function.