Right click on a .cpp (.c, .cxx, etc) and you have a context menu to open the partner .h header file. The reverse goes for headers.
Do y'all like this idea?
Applies in codeblocks/src to 1651 if you want to try it out.
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I like it, mostly I open the cpp, and then do swap header sources.
Ok, I know, down there in the project manager they are also available in the headers, but .....
Good idea.
Quote from: 280Z28 on January 03, 2006, 06:20:17 AM
Right click on a .cpp (.c, .cxx, etc) and you have a context menu to open the partner .h header file. The reverse goes for headers.
Do y'all like this idea?
Applies in codeblocks/src to 1651 if you want to try it out.
Yup good idea.
Quote from: 280Z28 on January 03, 2006, 06:20:17 AM
Right click on a .cpp (.c, .cxx, etc) and you have a context menu to open the partner .h header file. The reverse goes for headers.
Do y'all like this idea?
Yes :). A good and useful idea.
Michael
I also made it so it always shows "Open _____", even if the file is already open. If you want to close the file, that's what the top pane is for. Sometimes I don't know where the page is in the editor and want to go back to the tree to open it again (which just switches to the already open page).