Intellisense (tm)

Kevin Burton burton at relativity.yi.org
Tue Jun 22 01:44:49 BST 1999


Wow!  That is a cool feature!

I think the trend here is to have the computer do more thinking for us
(so that we can be more productive and sane programmers).  Agreed?

Didn't someone say they were going to work on this project?

I might have some time coming up... Maybe I will just do it.

The very least I can do is gather a list of features people liked from
different IDEs so that KDevelop can have the best of all worlds.  A
document on all this would be good.

Anyone have more suggestions?

Kevin


Brian Juergensmeyer wrote:
> 
> Hi, all,
>         As long as we are hashing this out, I would suggest snatching a page
> out of Borland/Inprise's book and doing something like the following:
> 
> int FOO = Object ->
> 
> and have Intellisense/Code completion filter out everything that does
> not return an integer. Delphi 4 already does this.
> 
> Comments?
> 
> Bri
> 
> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Original Message <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
> 
> On 6/21/99, 8:10:33 PM, Kevin Burton <burton at relativity.yi.org> wrote
> regarding Re: Intellisense (tm):
> 
> /* snip */
> 
> > So for example if you have an object with 4 methods (methodOne,
> > methodTwo, methodThree, methodFour) and you use an accessor on that
> > object you will get its methods:
> 
> > myObject->
> 
> > will produce a list that contains the 4 methods.  At this point you
> can
> > either arrow down and tab to select a method or use the mouse.  Then
> it
> > will print out a list of parameters you must provide and optionally
> some
> > standard documentation about what these parameters mean.  If this
> method
> > is overloaded it will provide all methods.
> 
> /* snip */



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