Re: [Dev-C++] (Easy to implement) Feature Requests

[Scott S. <ssi...@sp...>]

Go tou sourceforge.net, search for dev-c++, and click the feature 
request link. This mailing froup isn't the place.
Martin Olsson wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I have three feature requests for Dev-CPP, one is a little bit of work 
> to implement (first one) the two other is very easy to implement but 
> extremely useful. Comments on these features are welcome.
>
> 1. A "Web Tools" that provides an "Publish project as HTML" option. 
> This command should use FTP or SCP to connect to a file-server and 
> upload HTML files to this server containing the syntax highlighted 
> code of the current project. This option would be very helpful when 
> you're working on open-source projects (source is no secret anyway) 
> and you need to ask for help about something. I've used services such 
> as www.rafb.net/paste quite often but it takes time and often the bugs 
> are in another file, or the guy who is helping out needs to look at 
> some other file. Using this command I publish all of it at once and 
> then they helping guy could broswe around as he whishes.
>
> 2. VERY VERY SIMPLE. An option in the project menu that counts the 
> number of lines in all project files (.h and .cpp/.c).
>
> 3. VERY SIMPLE. A would like a new option in the File/New menu, it 
> should be called new "Source Pair" or something like that. When 
> clicked a dialog should appear asking for a name, if I enter MyName 
> here it should create myname.h and myname.cpp (if IDE is in C++ mode) 
> otherwise myname.h and myname.c (if IDE is in C mode). In the .c/.cpp 
> file it should already say #include "myname.h" and in the .h file it 
> should have written out the usual macro hack everybody uses, ie:
>
> #ifndef MYNAME_HEADER_INCLUDED
> #define MYNAME_HEADER_INCLUDED
> //code goes here
> #endif /* MYNAME_HEADER_INCLUDED */
>
> Going even futher one could implement something similar to Eclipse's 
> option "New Class", and if the user types "MyClass" in the dialog then 
> Dev-cpp creates both a .h file with the above macro-hack and also a 
> declaration "class MyClass" etc etc.
>
> ---
>
> Even though the syntax-completion engine is abit buggy at times, 
> Dev-CPP is a great tool and I really enjoy using it! Keep up the good 
> work!!
>
>
>
> regards,
> martin olsson
>
>
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