C and C++

Macro that transform a C++ fonction declaration into a fonction definition. The class name is added according to filename of current buffer. To use, copy the fonction declaration into the .cpp file you want to define the fonction and apply the macro. The semi-colon at end of declaration is expected to be copied and is removed. Happy coding, Clément.

Updated on 03/17/2006 - 13:33
Downloads: 1132

Using a SideKick tree where the functions in the current buffer are shown, jumps to the beginning of the function where the caret is located by finding the first '{' in the current asset.

Updated on 10/24/2009 - 06:52
Downloads: 912

Using a SideKick tree where the functions in the current buffer are shown, jumps to the end of the function where the caret is located by finding the last '}' in the current asset.

Updated on 10/24/2009 - 06:49
Downloads: 877

Searches the current SideKick asset (e.g. C function) for the selected word (exact match).

Updated on 10/24/2009 - 14:32
Downloads: 845

Toggles current buffer between header and source. Both files should have same file name. Header extensions are .h*, sources are .c*

Both files has to be currently open for magic to work. Otherwise nothing will happen.

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Updated on 02/24/2004 - 03:09
Downloads: 1382

A jedit beanshell macro that toggles your current buffer between the header file (.h) and the source file (.cpp). Enables you to switch the current text buffer between c++ header and sourcecode file. If the file does not already exist, it opens a buffer of that name for you (!). Version 0.4 also works with other filename extensions (.c, .cxx).

Updated on 11/09/2005 - 15:09
Downloads: 1123