Eclipse vs coding style

[Giorgio Marzano]

So, I tried qtcreator.

At first I was very disappointed by the interface, but then I realized that
the menu bar was not presented due to some bug.

Then i removed appmenu-qt5 and everything went ok. I like the IDE. It is
light,  clean and easy to use. GIT is not as integrated as in eclipse,
anyway. Let's find out how to use it also for cross platform development.

BTW, removing appmenu-qt5 also caused subsurface to appear in a different,
IMO nicer, way.

2015-10-06 16:18 GMT+02:00 Miika Turkia <miika.turkia at gmail.com>:

> On Tue, Oct 6, 2015 at 3:13 PM, Giorgio Marzano
> <marzano.giorgio at gmail.com> wrote:
> > It seems like there is no way, using eclipse in C/C++ mode, to break long
> > statements after an operator... I am switching back to vim :)
> >
> > Which vim plugins do you guys use (e.g. for git or code navigation)?
>
> I only use the plugins that are default in Ubuntu, for C/C++ mode
> there hasn't been any need for special tweaking. For code navigation I
> use ctags to create the cache and jump around using standard vim
> navigation commands. ("ctags -R" on source dir and then the ^] and ^t
> work for navigation)
>
> Of course, there is still the XSLT stuff that I write and for that I
> use syntax/xml.vim that is included in Ubuntu as well.
>
> miika
>
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