IDE with /usr/include/c++ autocomplete

[Redscare]

This is a relatively simple question, and it is mainly one of aesthetics, but is there an IDE that can provide autocomplete the files found under /usr/include/c++, such as iostream, apart from the IDE Eclipse? So if i go

std::c

and press control+enter I get options such as cin and cout, and if I type in

std::cin.

I get options such as get().
Thanks in advance

[geirha]

Eclipse apparently has code completion for c++. Haven't tried it myself though.

http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/moreinfo/c.php

The Eclipse IDE for C/C++ Developers runs on top of the Eclipse Platform. The Eclipse IDE for C/C++ Developersprovides advanced functionality for C/C++ developers, including an editor (with syntax highlighting, and code completion), launcher, debugger, search engine and makefile generator.

[Redscare]

Oh yeah, sorry I forgot to mention that I was doing this in search of an alternative to Eclipse

[dempl_dempl]

(1) Kdevelop.

When it comes to C++ , it beats the Eclipse.

It has source completion too ( only it has couple of options to be checked in the project options ).

(2)Anjuta is also nice.

(3)Code::blocks is ok, but bit buggy too ( from my experience ) .



Btw, if some moderator sees this thread, they will probably shut it down, becuase this kind of thread emerges every second day .

Cheers!

[Redscare]

Anjuta doesn't complete the standard C++ libraries does it?
Also if I recall Kdevelop doesn't either?

[irrdev]

Code::Blocks seems to do the best job of all Linux IDEs, IMO. It isn't perfect, but it at least its code-completion works 99% of the time with the C++ STL. I have had disappointing experiences with both Kdevelop and Anjuta, although the former seems to be the better choice of the two. As for Eclipse, it it a Java IDE first and foremost; it is rather apparent that C++ support is only an addon.

[WW]

Btw, if some moderator sees this thread, they will probably shut it down, becuase this kind of thread emerges every second day .

Not necessarily. Unlike the usual "Which IDE is best?" threads, the question here is a very specific one about code completion of the standard library.