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| Re: Why do we have to manually add Core sub-packages? [message #36803 is a reply to message #36736] |
Sat, 07 July 2012 03:53   |
lectus
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Registered: September 2006
Location: Brazil
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How about add a comment to every header file indicating the package name using some kind of standard formating.
For example, first line would be:
in Web/Web.h.
So when you
then on the first build TheIde would add the package automatically by searching for the first line and extracting the package name.
This wouldn't break the possibility of using U++ in another Ide, because it would just be a comment that only the TheIde uses, and a comment is easily ignored by the compiler, so no overhead on compilation required.
Another cool feature would be to automatically add #include files by parsing the source code. Similar to what Netbeans does with Java. For example when finding String or Vector in code it adds #include <Core/Core.h>
But this would be a little be harder to implement.
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