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The very first taste of T++ icons in the left bar.. [message #18418]

Sun, 28 September 2008 23:01

mirek
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OK, it needs a lot of fixing and tuning, but I have seen first "annotation" icons in theide editor bar today... Smile

Mirek

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Re: The very first taste of T++ icons in the left bar.. [message #18422 is a reply to message #18418]

Mon, 29 September 2008 12:17

mirek
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After a bit of polishing I believe it was not that bad idea after all Smile

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Re: The very first taste of T++ icons in the left bar.. [message #18423 is a reply to message #18422]

Mon, 29 September 2008 21:16

captainc
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That's just awesome. Can't wait to use it.

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Re: The very first taste of T++ icons in the left bar.. [message #18432 is a reply to message #18423]

Tue, 30 September 2008 13:29

mdelfede
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captainc wrote on Mon, 29 September 2008 21:16

That's just awesome. Can't wait to use it.

Well, I guess it's time of a new svn build... I'll try to do it on next days.

Max

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Re: The very first taste of T++ icons in the left bar.. [message #18526 is a reply to message #18432]

Mon, 06 October 2008 21:37

captainc
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Been using the T++ documentation icons and have 1 question. What is it going to do when the user clicks on the icon?

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Re: The very first taste of T++ icons in the left bar.. [message #18528 is a reply to message #18526]

Mon, 06 October 2008 22:18

mirek
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The documentation template will be created in appropriate topic.

Details are still under development.

Mirek

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Re: The very first taste of T++ icons in the left bar.. [message #18529 is a reply to message #18422]

Mon, 06 October 2008 22:26

captainc
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I created a class and in the header file for the class, I defined a global operator< (outside of class definition) so I can use U++ container sort functionality.

In the header:

extern bool operator<(const MyClass& mc1, const MyClass& mc2);

In the source file:

bool operator<(const  MyClass& mc1, const MyClass& mc2)
{
  //do stuff
  return some_boolean;
}

After documenting this, it does not show up in the T++ icons as documented.

Should I be defining/declaring this in a different way?

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Re: The very first taste of T++ icons in the left bar.. [message #18530 is a reply to message #18418]

Mon, 06 October 2008 22:35

captainc
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I know you are probably going to handle this, but just for reminder.
This code only recognizes the last variable:

bool first_bool,
     second_bool,
     last_bool;

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Re: The very first taste of T++ icons in the left bar.. [message #18535 is a reply to message #18529]

Tue, 07 October 2008 11:10

mirek
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captainc wrote on Mon, 06 October 2008 16:26

I created a class and in the header file for the class, I defined a global operator< (outside of class definition) so I can use U++ container sort functionality.

In the header:

extern bool operator<(const MyClass& mc1, const MyClass& mc2);

In the source file:

bool operator<(const  MyClass& mc1, const MyClass& mc2)
{
  //do stuff
  return some_boolean;
}

After documenting this, it does not show up in the T++ icons as documented.

Should I be defining/declaring this in a different way?

Well, it is still under development, anyway, make sure it has the correct "Code reference" assigned.

Current svn ide shows code reference string when hovering the mouse over T++ bar icon and the documentation is not present.

Mirek

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