GUI editors

fact: an Emacs user is able to write, compile, run, test, write documentation, create a mailing list and get his software into Debian before a VS.NET user is finished with the Create New Project wizard.

q: whats an eMac and VS.NET?

i>>1 What the fuck is emacs?ZZ

>>1
Of course they can! All you have to do is press Ctrl+Alt+Meta+Inf+Shift+Ins+OhgodWTF+S+C+Jesus+H+Christ+3. I mean, you could practically do that by accident.

>>1 Well, maybe not write documentation, guy. But yea, you're in the ballpark ;)

Trolling aside, you can get "Pelle's C," If you're willing to take a couple hours to limit yourself from C++ to C, since the compiler doesn't do C++.

It has a resource editor much like Visual Studio's so you can make real programs. Most of the C++ code you think you know is really C anyway, so you'll miss the STL, the function overloading, and other stuff, in exchange for the ability to create medium-sized windows programs, if you already know Win32.

It has code folding too. When Dev-C++ starts including a resource editor, I'll switch back :)

You are kidding arent you ? That sounds preposterous to me. I think you need to re-examine your assumptions.

>>6

What is code folding?

int main () {
    /// long function body
    /// ...
    /// ...
}

==> folds into

int main(void);

with a little plus so you can unfold it. It's a useless IDE feature if your functions are long like longcat.

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