I know the premium edition has a CFML plugin, but does the Community Edition? I really need to get away form using Eclipse. If all else fails I can use the Premium trial for the time being.
This plug-in is available only in IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate Edition.
CFML/Coldfusion plugin in not available for IntelliJ Community edition.
Available only on IntelliJ Ultimate Edition.
I would use Sublime Text 2, available here Sublime Text 2
There is a very good ColdFusion plugin available for it not to mention the entire plugin ecosystem it has.
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I'm using:
IntelliJ IDEA 2018.3.5 (Community Edition)
Build #IC-183.5912.21, built on February 26, 2019
JRE: 1.8.0_152-release-1343-b28 amd64
JVM: OpenJDK 64-Bit Server VM by JetBrains s.r.o
Windows 10 10.0
I want to use C/C++ code. I know that there is a separate IDE 'CLion' available for this, but is it possible to integrate C/C++ in this community edition of Intellij only? I don't want to have any seperate IDE.
There is no C/C++ support for IntelliJ IDEA Community and Ultimate at the moment.
Here is the related feature request. Even when implemented, it will be probably available only in the Ultimate version.
I've tried to add the SonarCFamily plugin for SonarQube Community Edition (v 7.0)
i know that Community Edition is the only free version and it suppports only 9 languages but does not support a plugin for c++ projects
i've tried to add cppcheck plugin and it's working fine.
Any idea if it's possible?
SonarCFamily simply won't work for you without a commercial license. It is not a free analyzer.
I'm new to both unit testing and Visual Studio 2010 (just upgraded from 2008). I'm interested in using VS2010's new built-in unit testing tools, but would like to get the lay of the land first. I haven't been able to find any resources or tutorials on unit testing with VS2010 specifically - has anyone found a good walk-through?
I'm also open to persuasion that we should stick with NUnit or the like, if anyone knows a reason to avoid the built-in tools.
PEX and PEX Tutorial
Here's a Channel9 video titled "TestDriven Development with Visual Studio 2010".
She goes through the basics of the Test Project, and it seems a good intro, Channel9-style!
Aside:
This is vintage 2008 material, and the GUI of Visual Studio doesn't look like RTM. You can see though, when she selects text, that it appears to highlight ala 2010.
I prefer using open source tools such as NUnit, the reason is, if you use the built-in testing tools in your projects, those will not be available to developers running express versions of Visual Studio. This might not be a good enough reason for you but it is for me, specially when you work with .NET open source projects.
Good luck!
I've been developing a couple of C# tools recently, but primarily working with a lot of legacy Visual Basic 6.0 code (I know, I know...). For the C# development, I've been using Visual Studio 2008 Professional edition that I downloaded using our MSDN subscription here at work.
But, as a change of pace over the weekend, I was going to check out a complex C++ project that we have. However, when I went to open it through Visual Studio, it wouldn't open it saying that the .vcproj file type wasn't supported. I figured it was a compatibility issue and that the project file type had changed between versions of Visual Studio, but when I tried creating a new C++ application inside Visual Studio 2008 Pro, the option just wasn't there.
I've been searching online by way of Bing, Google, MSDN, and MSDN subscriber downloads to no avail. Nothing I've found so far explains why this is happening.
I have found the express edition of MS Visual C++ 2008, but I could not locate the "full version" of this part of Visual Studio.
Any help would be much appreciated.
It sounds like you haven't got it installed.
Go to Add/Remove Programs (or Programs and Features, or whatever Windows 7 calls it) and modify your installation. You'll get a list of checkboxes so you can install C#, VB.NET, Crystal Reports etc... and Visual C++. Check that checkbox and wait the hour or so for the installer to do its stuff.
I am wanting to add resources (such as an icon) into a WinAPI based program in VC++ 2008 EE and am struggling. As there is no resource editor bundled with the IDE, is it possible?
My Google searches all seem to related to C# or other managed environments.
Thanks all,
I'm afraid there is no resource editor with the Express Edition. (edit) I couldn't find a feature matrix on the official site, but Wikipedia says so, so it must be right;-)
You could look at 3rd party tools - a quick web search throws up ResEdit as a possible answer.
There used to be a matrix which would explicitely state that EE hasn't such a feature but I also can't find it anymore.
Unfortunately you can't edit *.rc files graphically with Visual Studio 2008 EE.
Only "Standard Edition" and higher have a native resource-editor bundled.
With the Express Edition you can only edit windows forms via WYSIWYG.
As Steve Haigh said, you can build such a file with ResEdit or any other text editor and just add this generated/written file to your project.
VC2008EE will be able to compile the *.rc-file, despite the lack of a graphical editor.