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Re: What is the difference between learning U++ and Learning C++ through Microsoft Visual Studio? [message #51843 is a reply to message #51838] Sun, 09 June 2019 16:21 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
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peterh wrote on Sun, 09 June 2019 04:14

If you use VS 17 or 19, then you can open the main.cpp of an U++ project. VS will analyze and crossreference the source code (be patient, it happens in background and takes some time) and if you point to an unknown operator VS displays nicely the type of the operator and can show its definition. TheIDE (the IDE of U++) cannot do this so fast and easy.

TheIDE can do that. It is doing that each time you are opening up a project. And it is doing this much faster. Useful short-cuts:
Alt-J - Context go to ...
Alt-I - Go to definition/declaration

You will find a lot of interesting stuff if you click on the "Assist" menu Rolling Eyes


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Novo
 
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