Re: [Anjuta-list] Anjuta 2.1.2 - Symbol browser

[Stefan Söffing <soeffing gmx de>]

I think there are just too few people working on it (what I don't
understand - since there is no other IDE for Gnome available). Anjuta
2.x looks promising and I think I will eventually use it, as I used
1.x for some time now.

Igor: I also tried Eclipse - installation needed hundreds of megabyte
and the program was _slow_

- Stefan

Jamiil Abduqadir schrieb:
> You know man, I don't think Anjuta will ever take off. These people
> have been on this project for more than 5 years and only those in
> the development circle (the inner circle) make positive statements
> about anjuta. I tried it and fought to get it to work, but like
> everyone I know, I failed. My suggestion is... try learning the
> Maketools and Glade or Gazpacho and forget about Anjuta. Now, if you
> are lazy like me, and don't want to learn the maketools, then just
> get yourself a copy of KDevelop and presto!
> Have good one man!
> On Tue, 2007-06-05 at 12:13 +0200, Stefan Söffing wrote:
>> Sorry for asking once again, but this problem really prevents me from
>> using anjuta...
>>
>> Do you have any clue, what I could do? Compile again with different
>> settings, configure anjuta differently, ... Or maybe it's a problem with
>> my code (see example below), the functions / classes not being
>> declared/defined properly, or shoud I use other extensions, e.g. .cpp
>> instead of .cc?
>>
>> Is it worth trying a cvs version?
>>
>> - Stefan
>>
>>
>>
>> Stefan Söffing schrieb:
>> > Naba Kumar schrieb:
>> >  
>> >> Hi Stefan,
>> >>
>> >> On Mon, 2007-05-07 at 13:04 +0200, Stefan Söffing wrote:
>> >>  
>> >>    
>> >>> But I have a problem with the symbol browser: In my projects, class
>> >>> declarations go in .h files, while its member functions are defined in
>> >>> .cc files (all of them are part of the anjuta project). All these
>> >>> function are listed in the global section of the symbol browser. But
>> >>> choosing "Go to definition" or "Go to declaration" both jump to the
>> >>> declaration in the .h-file.
>> >>>
>> >>> Is this a bug (I read about a complete rewrite of symbol browser)
or am
>> >>> I doing something wrong here?
>> >>>
>> >>>    
>> >>>      
>> >> I remember that happening to me also, but didn't quite investigate it
>> >> any further. I guess, you can try refreshing the symbols.
>> >>
>> >> Regards,
>> >> -Naba
>> >>
>> >>  
>> >>    
>> > You mean by doing a right-click on symbol browser and call "Refresh"?
>> > This doesn't help...
>> >
>> > I also tried to create a new project (generic c++), adding a file
main.h:
>> > - In main.h:
>> > class test
>> > {
>> >     int f1();
>> > };
>> >
>> > - In main.cc:
>> > int test::f1()
>> > {
>> > }
>> >
>> > After a "refresh" the class is shown in the global section, but no
>> > matter what I do, I'm brought to main.h...
>> >
>> > So you say this is not a known bug and should work? Or am I doing
>> > something wrong?
>> >
>> > - Stefan
>> >  
>>
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