Linux C/C++ IDE

Good evening,

been using Geany under Ubuntu since I started studying Business Informatics. Now being in the second semester our classes changed from C to C++ and I found that Geany isn't so good for C++ because it lacks a decent auto-completion (e.g. member functions of STL are not shown).
Does anyone know a light IDE with decent auto completion?

codeblocks, or devcpp

I was looking for the exact opposite thing you did, thanks.

Save for how much autocompletion sucks, even in its absolute best implementation (MS IntelliSense), no, I don't think there's a single C++ IDE with any sort of half-way decent auto completion.

What you SHOULD do as a programmer is read the documentation

What >>3 said.

You could still check out QtCreator, KDevelop and Eclipse. They're decent, but I still prefer Emacs and a shell.

http://qt.nokia.com/products/developer-tools

Thanks for your replies, I think I'll give QtCreater a try.

Eclipse is the way to go.