Re: [anjuta-devel] Search Dialog in Anjuta 3.2?

[Andreas Volz <lists brachttal net>]

Am Tue, 07 Feb 2012 22:40:19 +0100 schrieb Sébastien Granjoux:

> Hi,
>
>
> Le 07/02/2012 22:15, Andreas Volz a écrit :
> > I don't like to offend people. But for me Anjuta 3.x has only
> > brought up new problems. Last version I used was from Ubuntu Hardy.
>
> Yes, there are a few regressions but there are some improvements too. 
> It's difficult to know which features are the most important one, so 
> it's interesting to have some feedback from users as soon as possible.

For me these are the most important features I use:

- *stable* gdb plugin
- autotools support (for parsing project)
- search plugin
- fast and good symbol browser
(symbol browser was never good enough for me. No chance if you
compare search quality with eclipse or cscope/kscope!)
- jump to declaration/implementation of function (was in most cases not
  working)
- TODO plugin (possible to replace)
- *free* configurable editor colors
- a good merging/diffing GUI (like integration of "meld") (also with
  CSV support) would be a perfect dream! If you ever worked with
  eclipse synchronize feature you know what I'm talking about.

- I've *no* need to create libs, headers,... related to autotools
  with a GUI. Easy use cases are ok, but the complex stuff will never
  be supported by a wizard as it offers just to much possibilities. I
  just edit Makefile.am with an editor.

> > Very sad, but I've to evaluate some Anjuta alternatives to continue
> > my project. Very frustrating after years of Anjuta usage... :-(
>
> I'm interested to know which program you will use in the meantime.

I'm just evaluating those three alternatives:

- Codelite
- Code::Blocks
- Eclipse C++ Tools

I use Eclipse yet for Java development and like it very much. I would
never use something else. But with C++ I didn't use it until now. But
I'll give it a try. For sure in combination with autotools.

regards
        Andreas

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