Multiple problems with C++ IDEs. Netbeans not working. Codeblocks Indenting not working
Probably going to be deleted but I can't post 3 questions for this...
- Netbeans not working:
Ok, so I don't know what is happening, but I can't use NetBeans at all. Anything I would do, the program says RUN FINISHED and I won't work... I can't even input and output an integer...
The second problem with NetBeans, you can already see in the first picture, the methods, and some words are underlined with red for no reason, the code works perfectly on code blocks!
Codeblocks indenting is working like crap if I write:
int main()
and then type { and press enter I get this: 
And I have to press one more time to enter for the second bracket to go down and press Up Arrow to go back on the line and press Tab, this is horrible.
If you know any IDE I can use, without spending an hour to install them, that would be great, and maybe looks decent and not so 2002 like some things I have experienced since I got Linux...
ide
edited Feb 6 at 17:31
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Probably going to be deleted but I can't post 3 questions for this...
- Netbeans not working:
Ok, so I don't know what is happening, but I can't use NetBeans at all. Anything I would do, the program says RUN FINISHED and I won't work... I can't even input and output an integer...
The second problem with NetBeans, you can already see in the first picture, the methods, and some words are underlined with red for no reason, the code works perfectly on code blocks!
Codeblocks indenting is working like crap if I write:
int main()
and then type { and press enter I get this:
And I have to press one more time to enter for the second bracket to go down and press Up Arrow to go back on the line and press Tab, this is horrible.
If you know any IDE I can use, without spending an hour to install them, that would be great, and maybe looks decent and not so 2002 like some things I have experienced since I got Linux...
ide
edited Feb 6 at 17:31
mature
2,1023830
asked Feb 6 at 16:26
SKREFISKREFI
11
KDevelop en QtCreator are probably the most modern looking and they do not come with the java bloat of netbeans and eclipse.
– Eelke
Feb 6 at 17:21
Ok, I will try KDevelop, and QtCreator is for, well, QtC++ and I am doing only console applications (I mean algorithms)!
– SKREFI
Feb 6 at 17:40
add a comment |
Probably going to be deleted but I can't post 3 questions for this...
- Netbeans not working:
Ok, so I don't know what is happening, but I can't use NetBeans at all. Anything I would do, the program says RUN FINISHED and I won't work... I can't even input and output an integer...
The second problem with NetBeans, you can already see in the first picture, the methods, and some words are underlined with red for no reason, the code works perfectly on code blocks!
Codeblocks indenting is working like crap if I write:
int main()
and then type { and press enter I get this:
And I have to press one more time to enter for the second bracket to go down and press Up Arrow to go back on the line and press Tab, this is horrible.
If you know any IDE I can use, without spending an hour to install them, that would be great, and maybe looks decent and not so 2002 like some things I have experienced since I got Linux...
ide
edited Feb 6 at 17:31
mature
2,1023830
asked Feb 6 at 16:26
SKREFISKREFI
11
Probably going to be deleted but I can't post 3 questions for this...
- Netbeans not working:
Ok, so I don't know what is happening, but I can't use NetBeans at all. Anything I would do, the program says RUN FINISHED and I won't work... I can't even input and output an integer...
The second problem with NetBeans, you can already see in the first picture, the methods, and some words are underlined with red for no reason, the code works perfectly on code blocks!
Codeblocks indenting is working like crap if I write:
int main()
and then type { and press enter I get this:
And I have to press one more time to enter for the second bracket to go down and press Up Arrow to go back on the line and press Tab, this is horrible.
If you know any IDE I can use, without spending an hour to install them, that would be great, and maybe looks decent and not so 2002 like some things I have experienced since I got Linux...
ide
ide
edited Feb 6 at 17:31
mature
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asked Feb 6 at 16:26
SKREFISKREFI
11
edited Feb 6 at 17:31
mature
2,1023830
asked Feb 6 at 16:26
SKREFISKREFI
11
edited Feb 6 at 17:31
mature
2,1023830
edited Feb 6 at 17:31
mature
2,1023830
edited Feb 6 at 17:31
mature
2,1023830
2,1023830
asked Feb 6 at 16:26
SKREFISKREFI
11
asked Feb 6 at 16:26
SKREFISKREFI
11
asked Feb 6 at 16:26
SKREFISKREFI
11
11
KDevelop en QtCreator are probably the most modern looking and they do not come with the java bloat of netbeans and eclipse.
– Eelke
Feb 6 at 17:21
Ok, I will try KDevelop, and QtCreator is for, well, QtC++ and I am doing only console applications (I mean algorithms)!
– SKREFI
Feb 6 at 17:40
add a comment |
KDevelop en QtCreator are probably the most modern looking and they do not come with the java bloat of netbeans and eclipse.
– Eelke
Feb 6 at 17:21
Ok, I will try KDevelop, and QtCreator is for, well, QtC++ and I am doing only console applications (I mean algorithms)!
– SKREFI
Feb 6 at 17:40
KDevelop en QtCreator are probably the most modern looking and they do not come with the java bloat of netbeans and eclipse.
– Eelke
Feb 6 at 17:21
KDevelop en QtCreator are probably the most modern looking and they do not come with the java bloat of netbeans and eclipse.
– Eelke
Feb 6 at 17:21
Ok, I will try KDevelop, and QtCreator is for, well, QtC++ and I am doing only console applications (I mean algorithms)!
– SKREFI
Feb 6 at 17:40
Ok, I will try KDevelop, and QtCreator is for, well, QtC++ and I am doing only console applications (I mean algorithms)!
– SKREFI
Feb 6 at 17:40
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The eclipse-cdt package contains Eclipse features and plugins that are useful for C and C++ development. To install eclipse-cdt in all currently supported versions of Ubuntu open the terminal and type:
sudo apt install eclipse-cdt
fos4cdt is an Eclipse plugin to format C/C++ source files on any save action. When you press Ctrl+S or click the Save button, the plugin formats saved files automatically. You can enable/disable auto formatting by a preference page and using shortcut keys.
fos4cdt can be installed in Eclipse from the Eclipse Marketplace. To open an Eclipse Marketplace window in Eclipse select Help -> Eclipse Marketplace -> search for fos4cdt -> click Browse for more solutions link to open http://marketplace.eclipse.org in a new tab in Eclipse -> click the house icon underneath the Eclipse icon to go to the fos4cdt download page.
before code formatting
after code formatting
I tested the fos4cdt Eclipse plugin against UniversalIndentGUI from the Ubuntu repositories. fos4cdt does a better job of pretty formatting code than UniversalIndentGUI. UniversalIndentGUI indents code logically, but except for fixing the indentations it does not do any other pretty formatting.
answered Feb 6 at 16:39
karelkarel
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I have tried it... It won't run, I get this error message: An error has occurred. See the log file /home/skrefi/.eclipse/org.eclipse.platform_3.8_155965261/configuration/1549474619434.log And first this in the CLI: _Failed to load module "canberra-gtk-module" _ Decided, this time, to google that (actually before posting this I didn't use CLI and didn't see that error) and I reached this: askubuntu.com/questions/342202/… It is still not working, I can't even run Eclipse...
– SKREFI
Feb 6 at 17:37
I'm using Eclipse Version: Photon Release (4.8.0) in Ubuntu 18.04. You are using Eclipse Juno 3.8.
– karel
Feb 6 at 17:53
And how do I get Photon Release?
– SKREFI
Feb 6 at 20:58
Eclipse IDE for C/C++ Developers is harder to learn to use than Code::Blocks and more full-featured.
– karel
Feb 6 at 21:46
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The eclipse-cdt package contains Eclipse features and plugins that are useful for C and C++ development. To install eclipse-cdt in all currently supported versions of Ubuntu open the terminal and type:
sudo apt install eclipse-cdt
fos4cdt is an Eclipse plugin to format C/C++ source files on any save action. When you press Ctrl+S or click the Save button, the plugin formats saved files automatically. You can enable/disable auto formatting by a preference page and using shortcut keys.
fos4cdt can be installed in Eclipse from the Eclipse Marketplace. To open an Eclipse Marketplace window in Eclipse select Help -> Eclipse Marketplace -> search for fos4cdt -> click Browse for more solutions link to open http://marketplace.eclipse.org in a new tab in Eclipse -> click the house icon underneath the Eclipse icon to go to the fos4cdt download page.
before code formatting
after code formatting
I tested the fos4cdt Eclipse plugin against UniversalIndentGUI from the Ubuntu repositories. fos4cdt does a better job of pretty formatting code than UniversalIndentGUI. UniversalIndentGUI indents code logically, but except for fixing the indentations it does not do any other pretty formatting.
answered Feb 6 at 16:39
karelkarel
59.9k13129151
I have tried it... It won't run, I get this error message: An error has occurred. See the log file /home/skrefi/.eclipse/org.eclipse.platform_3.8_155965261/configuration/1549474619434.log And first this in the CLI: _Failed to load module "canberra-gtk-module" _ Decided, this time, to google that (actually before posting this I didn't use CLI and didn't see that error) and I reached this: askubuntu.com/questions/342202/… It is still not working, I can't even run Eclipse...
– SKREFI
Feb 6 at 17:37
I'm using Eclipse Version: Photon Release (4.8.0) in Ubuntu 18.04. You are using Eclipse Juno 3.8.
– karel
Feb 6 at 17:53
And how do I get Photon Release?
– SKREFI
Feb 6 at 20:58
Eclipse IDE for C/C++ Developers is harder to learn to use than Code::Blocks and more full-featured.
– karel
Feb 6 at 21:46
add a comment |
The eclipse-cdt package contains Eclipse features and plugins that are useful for C and C++ development. To install eclipse-cdt in all currently supported versions of Ubuntu open the terminal and type:
sudo apt install eclipse-cdt
fos4cdt is an Eclipse plugin to format C/C++ source files on any save action. When you press Ctrl+S or click the Save button, the plugin formats saved files automatically. You can enable/disable auto formatting by a preference page and using shortcut keys.
fos4cdt can be installed in Eclipse from the Eclipse Marketplace. To open an Eclipse Marketplace window in Eclipse select Help -> Eclipse Marketplace -> search for fos4cdt -> click Browse for more solutions link to open http://marketplace.eclipse.org in a new tab in Eclipse -> click the house icon underneath the Eclipse icon to go to the fos4cdt download page.
before code formatting
after code formatting
I tested the fos4cdt Eclipse plugin against UniversalIndentGUI from the Ubuntu repositories. fos4cdt does a better job of pretty formatting code than UniversalIndentGUI. UniversalIndentGUI indents code logically, but except for fixing the indentations it does not do any other pretty formatting.
answered Feb 6 at 16:39
karelkarel
59.9k13129151
I have tried it... It won't run, I get this error message: An error has occurred. See the log file /home/skrefi/.eclipse/org.eclipse.platform_3.8_155965261/configuration/1549474619434.log And first this in the CLI: _Failed to load module "canberra-gtk-module" _ Decided, this time, to google that (actually before posting this I didn't use CLI and didn't see that error) and I reached this: askubuntu.com/questions/342202/… It is still not working, I can't even run Eclipse...
– SKREFI
Feb 6 at 17:37
I'm using Eclipse Version: Photon Release (4.8.0) in Ubuntu 18.04. You are using Eclipse Juno 3.8.
– karel
Feb 6 at 17:53
And how do I get Photon Release?
– SKREFI
Feb 6 at 20:58
Eclipse IDE for C/C++ Developers is harder to learn to use than Code::Blocks and more full-featured.
– karel
Feb 6 at 21:46
add a comment |
The eclipse-cdt package contains Eclipse features and plugins that are useful for C and C++ development. To install eclipse-cdt in all currently supported versions of Ubuntu open the terminal and type:
sudo apt install eclipse-cdt
fos4cdt is an Eclipse plugin to format C/C++ source files on any save action. When you press Ctrl+S or click the Save button, the plugin formats saved files automatically. You can enable/disable auto formatting by a preference page and using shortcut keys.
fos4cdt can be installed in Eclipse from the Eclipse Marketplace. To open an Eclipse Marketplace window in Eclipse select Help -> Eclipse Marketplace -> search for fos4cdt -> click Browse for more solutions link to open http://marketplace.eclipse.org in a new tab in Eclipse -> click the house icon underneath the Eclipse icon to go to the fos4cdt download page.
before code formatting
after code formatting
I tested the fos4cdt Eclipse plugin against UniversalIndentGUI from the Ubuntu repositories. fos4cdt does a better job of pretty formatting code than UniversalIndentGUI. UniversalIndentGUI indents code logically, but except for fixing the indentations it does not do any other pretty formatting.
answered Feb 6 at 16:39
karelkarel
59.9k13129151
The eclipse-cdt package contains Eclipse features and plugins that are useful for C and C++ development. To install eclipse-cdt in all currently supported versions of Ubuntu open the terminal and type:
sudo apt install eclipse-cdt
fos4cdt is an Eclipse plugin to format C/C++ source files on any save action. When you press Ctrl+S or click the Save button, the plugin formats saved files automatically. You can enable/disable auto formatting by a preference page and using shortcut keys.
fos4cdt can be installed in Eclipse from the Eclipse Marketplace. To open an Eclipse Marketplace window in Eclipse select Help -> Eclipse Marketplace -> search for fos4cdt -> click Browse for more solutions link to open http://marketplace.eclipse.org in a new tab in Eclipse -> click the house icon underneath the Eclipse icon to go to the fos4cdt download page.
before code formatting
after code formatting
I tested the fos4cdt Eclipse plugin against UniversalIndentGUI from the Ubuntu repositories. fos4cdt does a better job of pretty formatting code than UniversalIndentGUI. UniversalIndentGUI indents code logically, but except for fixing the indentations it does not do any other pretty formatting.
answered Feb 6 at 16:39
karelkarel
59.9k13129151
edited Feb 6 at 17:18
answered Feb 6 at 16:39
karelkarel
59.9k13129151
answered Feb 6 at 16:39
karelkarel
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answered Feb 6 at 16:39
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I have tried it... It won't run, I get this error message: An error has occurred. See the log file /home/skrefi/.eclipse/org.eclipse.platform_3.8_155965261/configuration/1549474619434.log And first this in the CLI: _Failed to load module "canberra-gtk-module" _ Decided, this time, to google that (actually before posting this I didn't use CLI and didn't see that error) and I reached this: askubuntu.com/questions/342202/… It is still not working, I can't even run Eclipse...
– SKREFI
Feb 6 at 17:37
I'm using Eclipse Version: Photon Release (4.8.0) in Ubuntu 18.04. You are using Eclipse Juno 3.8.
– karel
Feb 6 at 17:53
And how do I get Photon Release?
– SKREFI
Feb 6 at 20:58
Eclipse IDE for C/C++ Developers is harder to learn to use than Code::Blocks and more full-featured.
– karel
Feb 6 at 21:46
add a comment |
I have tried it... It won't run, I get this error message: An error has occurred. See the log file /home/skrefi/.eclipse/org.eclipse.platform_3.8_155965261/configuration/1549474619434.log And first this in the CLI: _Failed to load module "canberra-gtk-module" _ Decided, this time, to google that (actually before posting this I didn't use CLI and didn't see that error) and I reached this: askubuntu.com/questions/342202/… It is still not working, I can't even run Eclipse...
– SKREFI
Feb 6 at 17:37
I'm using Eclipse Version: Photon Release (4.8.0) in Ubuntu 18.04. You are using Eclipse Juno 3.8.
– karel
Feb 6 at 17:53
And how do I get Photon Release?
– SKREFI
Feb 6 at 20:58
Eclipse IDE for C/C++ Developers is harder to learn to use than Code::Blocks and more full-featured.
– karel
Feb 6 at 21:46
I have tried it... It won't run, I get this error message: An error has occurred. See the log file /home/skrefi/.eclipse/org.eclipse.platform_3.8_155965261/configuration/1549474619434.log And first this in the CLI: _Failed to load module "canberra-gtk-module" _ Decided, this time, to google that (actually before posting this I didn't use CLI and didn't see that error) and I reached this: askubuntu.com/questions/342202/… It is still not working, I can't even run Eclipse...
– SKREFI
Feb 6 at 17:37
I have tried it... It won't run, I get this error message: An error has occurred. See the log file /home/skrefi/.eclipse/org.eclipse.platform_3.8_155965261/configuration/1549474619434.log And first this in the CLI: _Failed to load module "canberra-gtk-module" _ Decided, this time, to google that (actually before posting this I didn't use CLI and didn't see that error) and I reached this: askubuntu.com/questions/342202/… It is still not working, I can't even run Eclipse...
– SKREFI
Feb 6 at 17:37
I'm using Eclipse Version: Photon Release (4.8.0) in Ubuntu 18.04. You are using Eclipse Juno 3.8.
– karel
Feb 6 at 17:53
I'm using Eclipse Version: Photon Release (4.8.0) in Ubuntu 18.04. You are using Eclipse Juno 3.8.
– karel
Feb 6 at 17:53
And how do I get Photon Release?
– SKREFI
Feb 6 at 20:58
And how do I get Photon Release?
– SKREFI
Feb 6 at 20:58
Eclipse IDE for C/C++ Developers is harder to learn to use than Code::Blocks and more full-featured.
– karel
Feb 6 at 21:46
Eclipse IDE for C/C++ Developers is harder to learn to use than Code::Blocks and more full-featured.
– karel
Feb 6 at 21:46
add a comment |
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KDevelop en QtCreator are probably the most modern looking and they do not come with the java bloat of netbeans and eclipse.
– Eelke
Feb 6 at 17:21
Ok, I will try KDevelop, and QtCreator is for, well, QtC++ and I am doing only console applications (I mean algorithms)!
– SKREFI
Feb 6 at 17:40