Energon
06-05-2002, 01:30 AM
I've been writing an application on and off for the last month that emulates the behavior of the class viewer in MSVC++. I know a lot of people here don't use MSVC and probably hate it just on where it's from, but when I've used it, I've relied pretty heavily on seeing how classes are laid out and being able to get to parts of them easily.
Right now it reads in a tags file (it does and will rely on ctags generated files) and displays it in a window (gtkmm) that looks close to the class viewer. You can double click an entry and it'll open it up using whatever command you want (vim -t, etc).
I just kind of want to get a feel for if someone other than me may find this kind of thing useful. I still plan to keep working on it, but I'm not sure if I should put "release" it at some point or not.
I appreciate anyone's thoughts on the matter.
Right now it reads in a tags file (it does and will rely on ctags generated files) and displays it in a window (gtkmm) that looks close to the class viewer. You can double click an entry and it'll open it up using whatever command you want (vim -t, etc).
I just kind of want to get a feel for if someone other than me may find this kind of thing useful. I still plan to keep working on it, but I'm not sure if I should put "release" it at some point or not.
I appreciate anyone's thoughts on the matter.