Re: [gnome-flashback] Using CLion IDE with gnome-panel

[shirish शिरीष <shirishag75 gmail com>]

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On 6/3/15, Sebastian Geiger (Lanoxx) <lanoxx gmx net> wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> I don't know what IDEs people on this mailing list are using (Anjuta?
> Gedit? Geany? Gnome-Builder? Vim? KDevelop?) or if anybody except
> Alberts is even looking at the flashback source on a regular basis.
>
> I just wanted to share my experience, maybe some of you find it helpful.
>
> Personally I use CLion [1] since a while and I am very happy with it.
> Mainly because it is able to import the project as a whole and it
> supports auto-complete and I can quickly navigate from a functions use
> to its definition. Those are two features that are not available on most
> other IDEs that I have tried so far. And in my oppinion CLion currently
> has the best autocomplete feature that is currently available for C/C++
> IDEs, so this is the main reason for me to use it.
>
> The problem is that CLion requires a CMake based build system in order
> to import a project. So if anyone besides me is interested to use CLion
> to hack on flashback **I am sharing my CMakeLists.txt for gnome-panel**.
> I plan to create another one for metacity, gnome-applets and
> gnome-flashback eventually. Note that its not a replacement for the
> automake build system, it is just barely enough to import gnome-panel
> into CLion and have it parse all the symbols so that autocomplete is
> available. Just drop it into the gnome-panel root and open it with CLion.
>
> Note however, that the IDE is proprietary. There are free licences
> available for opensource projects, so I guess we could get one if we
> asked nicely. If you are a student you can also get a free licence.
>
> I guess in the long run Gnome-Builder might be a good open source
> replacement for CLion but at least right now its autocomplete feature is
> only experimental and seems to crash alot.
>
> [1] http://www.jetbrains.com/clion/

Hi all,
@Sebastian I am running Debian-testing. There doesn't seem to be
gnome-builder in Debian. Can you provide a link to the same ?
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