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[Ivan]

I really don't like code folding or anything that interferes with the text being where i expect it to be. Most editors have a shortcut to jump to a specific line number and that's sufficient to quickly jump around the file most of the time.

[Zaknafein]

I like the fact that I can fold away sections of code that don't compile because of pre-processor stuff, like "#if !DEBUG". They're not even included in compilation, so just put them away...

Also Resharper has a File Structure tool similar to Eclipse's Outline and it takes regions into account (that screenshot has a wierd choice of regions, but it gives you an idea), so they're all neatly separated. Makes it a lot more readable.

And using #regions force me to organize my code in coherent blocks.
But hey, whatever works for you.

[Zaphos]

You know how you make one small mistake in code using the stl, and suddenly the compiler lists 20-some errors all of which point to some header file that's part of the library code and clearly *not* where the error is?

I don't like that.

 

[ravuya]

I also take umbrage at the terrible error messages related to templates in general. That, and the fact that I can't figure out how to make xcode raise an error when it finds uninitialized variables being used. Almost makes me want to write a helper class just to initialize POD types.

[dmoonfire]

One of the frequently asked features for my csharp mode for Emacs is code folding. Which is a pain in the ass to figure out in Lisp. *sigh* One of these days...

But, I don't like #region for "public instance methods" ...

If you look at my C# code, you'll see I'll do regions like "Logging", "Sprite Management", "Collection Overrides", etc.

[Alex May]

I'd like to see a sort of collapsed view in a different window. Gravious showed me the Code Definition Window or whatever it is in VC++ 2008, that looked nice.

[increpare]

Xcode support for allegro sucks.

Allegro built-in audio library sucks.

I've little idea how to get the third party allegro audio libraries working in OSX.

I have no idea how to manually toss together .app files, whatever about universal binaries.

Allegro gui stuff sucks.  I really could do with some nice gui stuff now, but it's seeming that it's going to be easier to do everything by hand.

 

[Massena]

I hate that I can't open a terminal window from SDL 

[joshg]

(eg. if there's a huge friggin' file and I'm sick of scrolling ten pages down every time I open it to get at the one bit I need).

You could just split it into multiple files?

This was when I was working on a massive huge commercial game and I wasn't going to run around reorganizing things lest it all fall apart and burn around me.

Also, it probably wasn't *that* large, I'm just incredibly impatient.

[joshg]

One of the frequently asked features for my csharp mode for Emacs is code folding. Which is a pain in the ass to figure out in Lisp. *sigh* One of these days...

Is that even possible in Emacs?  I don't think I've seen code folding in any emacs mode, ever.

[Radnom]

my god, at my work they are using that code folding shit and because there is NO documentation about any of the code (and comments are very, vary scarce) and it is a large complex project it is very hard to follow.

now, combine that with the fact that ctrl+f does NOT search within closed fold things.... holy SHIT I am having some trouble!

[joshg]

now, combine that with the fact that ctrl+f does NOT search within closed fold things.... holy SHIT I am having some trouble!

Wait, what?  Are you serious?  What IDE?  That just can't be right, that would be completely friggin' stupid.

[godsavant]

word[ROOM_OBJECT_DESCRIPTION[items[rooms[houses[house].room[f]].item[g]].description]]   

[Dim_Yimma_H]

Code:

1>Embedding manifest...
1>CVTRES : fatal error CVT1103: cannot read file
1>LINK : fatal error LNK1123: failure during conversion to COFF: file invalid or corrupt

That was the only error code VC++ 2005 gave me when building. The solution was completely unrelated to manifests. :D

(eg. if there's a huge friggin' file and I'm sick of scrolling ten pages down every time I open it to get at the one bit I need).

You could just split it into multiple files?

Code folding makes me grumpy, because the need of it makes me realize I have too much code in a single module, that I should redesign.

[increpare]

EXC_BAD_ACCESS
 

[Dayv]

 I hate Eclipse.  When I press the big green run button it should be pretty obvious that I want to run the main application and not the last file I edited and it should be pretty obvious that I want a Python Run like I wanted the last 400 times and not a Jython run or any of the other choices.  When I want to do the less obvious things I won't mind going down 7 layers of menus.

[Hideous]

I thought you meant the forumer Eclipse at first  :D

[Eclipse]

I hate Eclipse. 

 


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(oh, my nickname is not related to Java and\or the Eclipse IDE in any way, is related to Pink Floyd, i use Visual Studio for C\C++\C# and NetBeans for Java)

[Dayv]

Oops sorry Eclipse 

[jonny]

Allegro gui stuff sucks.  I really could do with some nice gui stuff now, but it's seeming that it's going to be easier to do everything by hand.

Check out MASkinG.