Features, automoc prob, etc.

[JohnZed at aol.com]

First, I think that Code Crusader already has syntax completion in the 
CodeWright sense: i.e., you type "if" and it doesn the braces for you, fully 
configurable.  Code Crusader (which is GPL and C++) actually has a lot of 
cool macro functions that I'm going to take a look at and see if we can 
borrow/steal.  I also loved the idea that Michael Bernards mentioned of 
allowing users to pull in some kind of documentation about standard libraries 
too.  That could be really fly, especially if you can search them easily. 
One more feature: I don't have Glimpse installed, so I'm not entirely sure if 
this already exits or not, but in VC++ you can put the cursor over any 
library function in your code and then hit F1 and it automatically opens the 
documentation to the description of that particular function.
More importantly, does anybody have a fix for the automoc problem that occurs 
when  you insert a new class?  Does just running automoc manually fix the 
problem?
Thanks a lot!
--JZ