Raj jyotee DuttaPhookan wrote: > You can use Visual Assist by Whole Tomato Software. It plugs in to the Visual > Studio and shall show you all the member of any class. Its of great help to > programmers. > > dplescia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I have recently started reading > a book, in an attempt to learn C++. So > far, so good; but I do have one question that I can't seem to find an > answer to. I am using Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 to work through the > examples, and I am looking for a way to explore the members of the > classes in something like cout. I notice that when I type "cout." VS > gives me a drop down box with several choices of members to pick. What I > am looking for is a utility that would allow me to explore the various > members of a given class. There is a 'Class View' window, but it seems > to only allow exploration of functions, macros, and constants that are > unique to the project. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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