Coming soon to a desktop near you will be the latest version of Carbide.c++, namely version 2.0. Most of you know already that Carbide is made from a diverse set of plugins that operate on the Eclipse framework. Many of the improvements we provide come not from us but from the Eclipse community that spent countless hours adding new features to the Eclipse Ganymede release, version 3.4. Using that release as a base we added in the CDT 5.0 plug-ins [...]
Eclipse contains a host of features and sometimes finding what you want is pretty obscure and simply searching the help may not be, ahem, helpful. As an example, bug #7457 describes a lack of regular expression help in the Find/Replace dialog. It’s actually there but not if you look in the Keys preference panel or search the Eclipse documentation.
Here’s what to look for and how it works.
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= apply_filters(’the_content’, );
= str_replace(’]]>’, ‘]]>’, );
= preg_replace(’@.*?@si’, [...]
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