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Special Forums UNIX and Linux Applications C++ IDE and/or Text editor with split screen Post 302463772 by DGPickett on Monday 18th of October 2010 11:35:10 AM

10-18-2010

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I was playing around in Eclipse trying to get the C++ plugin to work, so I would have one IDE for both JAVA and C++. Maybe it will work for you!

The diff has some very nice optional presentations for comparison. I like the one where lines are prefixed =+- for same, new, old. I also love diff3 -e to merge changes from a common starting point file and two modified files using ex.

A coding style with many lines really helps all tools, so start designing, and adhering to, a nicely indented, one line per parameter, assignment or boolean predicate style. Alas, comma lists and other infix operators mess this up a bit with list-level operators intruding into the list elements, unless you go newline-crazy-ugly (I've seen it)!

Oh, for a language with lists externally notated, like:

Code:

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OR(
 z == 3
 bool_variable
 c > 7
 AND(
  d == 9
  e < 100
  bool_returning_method()
  )
 )

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slurm

slurm(1)						      General Commands Manual							  slurm(1)

slurm(1)						    BSD General Commands Manual 						  slurm(1)

NAME

     slurm - yet another network load monitor

SYNOPSIS

     slurm [-hHz] [-csl] [-d delay] -i interface

DESCRIPTION

     slurm is a generic network load monitor which shows device statistics together with a nice ascii graph. Three different types of graphs are
     supported.

OPTIONS

     -h      Print usage information and quit.

     -H      add hostname to title

     -c      start slurm with classic/combined graph

     -s      start slurm in split graph mode

     -l      start slurm in large split graph mode

     -z      virtually zero traffic counters instead of showing values stored in kernel

     -d delay
	     delay between screen updates in milliseconds (1000 = once per second)

     -i interface
	     select interface to monitor (required)

KEYS

     slurm supports several different keys for interaction:

     c	     switch to classic mode

     s	     switch to split graph mode

     l	     switch to large graph mode

     L	     enable TX/RX led

     m	     switch between classic, split and large view

     z	     zero counters

     r	     redraw screen

     q	     quit slurm

BUGS

     Several features of slurm are not supported on certain platforms, i.e.  Interface speed detection is only supported on *BSD. Please check the
     source code documentation to see if your bug is really a bug.  Please report bugs to hendrik@scholz.net

AUTHOR

     Hendrik Scholz <hendrik@scholz.net> http://www.wormulon.net/slurm/

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