On Wed, Dec 23, 2009 at 05:36:41PM +0100, Christian Dähn wrote: > I used (e)FTE (http://efte.sourceforge.net) - a tribute to old > Borland IDEs - where you just have to press Alt+, to move to > previous or Atl+. for next occurrence of word under cursor. > This IDE is minimalistic and has a console-only (NCurses) version, too.
Sounds like vi. That has * to jump to the next occurence of the word under the cursor. Happens to work in Qt Creator's fakevim mode btw. > And HaiQ (http://haiq-info.org) a quite flexible Qt IDE - > which has some nice editing features Qt Creator users can dream of - > for example: a word completion working for any words and working > even inside strings and macros - a big time saver. Sounds like Ctrl-N in vim. A really big time saver if you are interested in string based completion. Less usefull for semantic completion, though... Andre' PS: Any idea why sourceforge lists a certain 'cd-3dh' under the name of 'Christian Daehn' as one of the main contributors to a project called 'HaiQ'? _______________________________________________ Qt-creator mailing list [email protected] http://lists.trolltech.com/mailman/listinfo/qt-creator
