Charles Mousseau
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Charles Mousseau created a post, AnsweredAppCode 2016.1.0 -- Cannot implement methods (Ctrl-I) in C++ console application.
Created a C++ console application.Created a new class file with "New > C++ Class"Put a few stub functions into the header file.Went into the .cpp file, pressed Ctrl-I, and got a red pop-up indicati... -
Charles Mousseau created a post, How to disable parameter info popup when filling in a vector initializer?
Hello,While the parameter info popup is very useful most of the time, when I am attempting to enter values into a vector initializer, a very large parameter info pops up and essentially obscures th... -
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Charles Mousseau created a post, Swift in 3.3: How to use "(" to trigger autocomplete without adding an extra set of parentheses?
When coding Swift in 3.3, I will try to use autocomplete on a method name, for instance:... and as that is the method I want, I press "(" to trigger autocomplete, it will not "step over" the initia... -
Charles Mousseau created a post, Swift in 3.3: How to disable autocomplete when declaring new variable names?
When trying to assign a new variable, autocomplete activates and keeps trying to suggest variable names based on past variables or methods.For instance, if trying to declare an SKSpriteNode named "... -
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Charles Mousseau created a post, AppCode 3.2 autocomplete exceedingly slow (2-3 second delay), any way to fix this?
Hello all,doing some C++ coding with AppCode 3.2 and when trying something simple like autocompleting a variable name, it will literally take several seconds after ^space to get something to pop up... -
Charles Mousseau created a post, Completely lost and need help; trying to set up a blank workspace, then creating several .dylib projects and one Command Line project that uses them.
Hello all,my goal is to create a blank workspace in AppCode, then create a number of C++ dynamic library objects, and eventually one command line console that uses them -- once this is working, of ...