OmniCppComplete & C/C++ IDE

1.get src.

OmniCppComplete : C/C++ omni-completion with ctags database

2.setup ctags

# tar xzvf ctags-XXXX.tar.gz
# cd ctags-xxxx
# ./configure
# make
# make install
when install,should be root or user has permission.

3.setup vim plugin

# mkdir ~/.vim
# cd ~/.vim
# unzip
# unzip

4.add .vimrc

# vim ~/.vimrc
---add this below 2 lines---
filetype plugin on
set nocompatible

5.activate OmniComplete

# vim foo.cx
:helptags ~/.vim/doc

Then now able to do this functions.
OmniComplete
Adding file header
Adding function/frame comment
Including default code snippet
Performing syntax check
Reading documentation about a function
Converting a code block to comment, and vice versa

Monday, August 3, 2009

趣味のエディタ評価

Emacs
=> light~heavy,comfortable when know many short-cuts.But no need do it all in Emacs.

Vim
=> light,comfortable,better to know vim when working.

Editra
=> sometime feel heavy,good editor.

Geany
=> light,good editor.

notepad++
=> light,good editor for windows

Eclipse
=> Heavy,nice editor on super machine.

Xcode
=> light,nice editor,But only mac

My sets:
*Geany for main job
*Vim for git
*Meld for git
*Mutt for email
*twidge for twit
*FireFox for google apps
need some calendar client? need some RSS reader?,Browser is enough for that.