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It is there since revision 600 or so :P

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kspes wrote:
evstevemd wrote:What Eclipse does is it imports all the used classes used in your class
you mean like a function that would scan all your function calls and used classes in a c++ file and then suggest which include files you need to include (and haven't yet included)?
Voila! :mrgreen:

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Ooh! I forgot this
Abilitiy to add help files and launch them via help menu. you should be able to select default help file that will be launched via F1 key

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Again this is nothing but laziness.
I'm used to Compile and Run toolbar shortcut and I miss it :D

Also disable console window when running GUI app :mrgreen:

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evstevemd wrote: ...
I'm used to Compile and Run toolbar shortcut and I miss it :D
...
Me too! I know there is key stroke, but really a toolbar activation feels more natural.

May be the best way is to have the current "run project" button to be modifiable on holding Shift, and to have an option for what is the default.
For me:
click: save, compile, run; DON NOT rut if error occurs!
Shift + click: run the last build, ignoring file changes (the file is not saved!)

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evstevemd wrote:Also disable console window when running GUI app
Right click project and open project settings.
in the 'General' tab, uncheck the option that says: "Pause when execution ends"

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:P

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Terminate any app ran by CL before start building process.
That will prevent "linking failed...access denied" when building without terminating application :)
Is this even feature request or a bug? :mrgreen:

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evstevemd wrote:Is this even feature request or a bug?
This is a user error ;)

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I suggest you add toolbar button to Maximize Editor (Hiding all other AUI windows)
The button will toggle so that clicking again will show everything. That will enable to have enough coding space

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