Re: Tools for C/C++

On Tue, Sep 21, 2010 at 7:32 AM, Kaleb Pederson <[email protected]>wrote:

> 5) SlickEdit - SlickEdit provides more refactorings than are available in
> Eclipse and provides vim-like functionality.  SlickEdit had no problem
> understanding my basic vim commands, but anytime I started doing something
> fairly complex (say, a mid-level vim user), it failed.  There were also vim
> keystrokes that SlickEdit had remapped (and documented accordingly) that
> wouldn't work. Note however that my experience is now two years old, so
> perhaps the newer version does better.  I made an extensive list of
> complaints and bug reports in my trial use at that time -- if they have been
> addressed in newer versions, it may be much better. However, it's commercial
> and will cost some money.
>

I'd be curious if SlickEdit improved their refactoring support, since it
simply didn't work at all when they first announced it a few years ago.
 --jk


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