Installation and configuration of Linux development environment building and using--slickedit

introduction of SlickEdit

Vim is universally acknowledged to be very useful and perfect, but for beginners it is not easy to get started. Many programmers under Windows like the source Insight tool to look at the code, various syntax highlighting is very comfortable. Does it have an editor that is comparable to the Source Insight under the Linux platform? The answer is SlickEdit.

SlickEdit is a code editor that supports more than 40 programming languages in a cross-platform (working on 9 different platforms).

SlickEdit provides a comprehensive, flexible code-writing, analysis, and maintenance platform for all-in-C + +, C #, Java, HTML, XML, and many other programming language file formats and encodings, which provides a number of features that help improve programming efficiency because it is in Windows, A unified graphical interface is available under Linux and UNIX platforms, providing maximum usability for programmers with multi-platform programming and contributing to a significant increase in efficiency.

installation of SlickEdit

Click this link to download the SlickEdit installation package.

1) Unzip the slickedit.bz2 to the/usr/local directory
sudo tar xvf slickedit.bz2-c/usr/local/

2) Modify the PATH environment variable

At the end of the ~/.BASHRC or/etc/profile script, add the following (do not write wrong):
Export Path=/usr/local/slickedit/bin: $PATH

3) Run the script to make the environment variable effective
SOURCE ~/.BASHRC

4) Testing
Which vs
Terminal appears:/usr/local/slickedit/bin/vs proves successful Installation

5) Start SlickEdit

Terminal knocks:vs

configuration of the SlickEdit

First, you open a code with SlickEdit, and then you can configure it accordingly:

Then, you can make the appropriate configuration according to your preferences:

1) Set the encoding (Chinese is UTF-8 encoded under Linux)
Encoding Select UTF-8 under Load, Tools-File options

2) Set Tab size (indent)
Enter tools-> options, then select Languages-> application languages-> c/c++-> formatting (My Default), Edit

3)

A) line number settings (valid for all files in the whole C + +-based project)
tools-> Options->languages->all languages-> view-> line numbers tick on

b) display of modified lines in C + +

Tools-> options-> languages-> All languages-> view-> Modified lines ticked on

4) After the else does not present} in C + +
Tools-> options-> languages-> All languages-> application languages-> formatting-> Begin/end style tab, cancel place ' else ' on same line as '} ' tick

5) Character complement is case-insensitive in C/s + +
tools-> options-> languages-> Application languages-> c/c++-> Color coding-> cancel Tokens label Identifies box in the page case-sensitive the previous tick

6) Modify the speed at which you jump to the Symbol definition

Tools-> options-> editing-> Context tagging-> Tagging tool in Windows Item Updata tool windows after (MS) set to 10 0

7) Change the speed of symbol coloring
tools-> options-> editing-> Context tagging-> Symbol Coloring Performance The value of Update after (MS) idle is set to 100

8) Add or customize shortcut keys

Tools-> options-> Keyboard and mouse-> Key blindings

Comment/Uncomment toggle-comment alt+/

The following actions are similar, set yourself as needed

code formatting beautify alt+\

On /off symbol coloring symbol-coloring-toggle ALT + '

Open/Close code folding toggle_all_outlining ALT +;

code all expand expand-all ALT +]

(already in front of "+", "-" number of only valid, that is, open code folding)

code all folded collapse-all alt+[

(already in front of "+", "-" number of only valid, that is, open code folding)

Full Screen display fullscreen alt+enter

9) Modify the color scheme
Tools-> options-> appearance-> colors-> Schemes Select a color scheme

10) Simulated environment settings

tools-> Quick Start configuration-> Emulation-choose one as needed

For more configuration, please check the relevant information yourself.

Installation and configuration of Linux development environment building and using--slickedit