Chris Huff wrote:

> In article <3980ECAB.761DB51F@hotmail.com>, Pabs <pab### [at] hotmailcom>
> wrote:
>
> > Do any other IDEs have the equivalent of MSVC's Source Browser &
> > ClassWizard functions.
>
> It would help if you described what those features *are*.

Source browser is like this.
When you compile a project M$VC saves all definitions & references of all
symbols to a browse file.  You can then bring up a list of these and for
functions call & callers lists & for classes & structs members lists & (I
think) inheritance lists.

> MetroWerks CodeWarrior has a class browser which allows you to
> graphically browse the class heirarchy and look at class members, and
> has a nifty feature which allows you to find definitions/implementations
> of #defines, structs, classes, and functions by simply highlighting a
> word in the source code and popping up a contextual menu. There are
> probably several other features of this sort in CodeWarrior, but I
> haven't used them much.

Classwizard is similar to what you describe & to Source browser but it is
more dynamic in that you don't need to recompile to find variables, structs
etc.

Both are a little deficient when it comes to defines & typedefs

--
Bye
Pabs

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