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| Adequat |
Posted - Aug 14 2018 : 05:18:54 AM
See this new feature from Visual Studio Code:
Great Great idea and I am sure this is not so difficult for you to do ;)
https://code.visualstudio.com/updates/v1_26#_breadcrumbs
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| sean |
Posted - Aug 15 2018 : 1:54:37 PM
Yeah, that looks pretty interesting. case=118399 |
| Adequat |
Posted - Aug 15 2018 : 04:43:09 AM
I don't use Visual Studio Code, but I clearly see the interest of this feature because I care about the the directory layout of files. This is called "Physical Design"
Here an intro: http://gamesfromwithin.com/physical-structure-and-c-part-1-a-first-look
and the foundation book:
https://www.amazon.com/Large-Scale-Software-Design-John-Lakos/dp/0201633620
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| feline |
Posted - Aug 14 2018 : 06:49:24 AM
Have you used this yourself? I am wondering which bits were most helpful, and how you are using it.
VA already uses its context and definition fields to show you information about the current symbol and position in the code file. For moving through the code files, I have stopped thinking about the directory layout of my files a very long time ago, except in a few special cases. I just use Open File to get to the file I want. |
