Linux development environment setup and use-SlickEdit installation and configuration, linuxslickedit

Linux development environment setup and use-SlickEdit installation and configuration, linuxslickedit
SlickEdit Introduction

Vim is widely recognized as perfect, but it is not easy for new users to get started. In Windows, many programmers like the Source Insight tool to view the code. The syntax highlighting is very comfortable. Is there an editor comparable to that of Source Insight on Linux? The answer is SlickEdit.

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

SlickEdit provides comprehensive and flexible C/C ++, C #, Java, HTML, XML is a unified coding, analysis, and maintenance platform for file formats and encoding methods in many other programming languages. It provides a large number of features that help improve programming efficiency, because it provides a unified GUI on Windows, Linux, and UNIX platforms, it provides the maximum availability for programmers on multi-platform programming and greatly improves the efficiency.

SlickEdit Installation

Click this link to download the SlickEdit installation package.

1) decompress slickedit.bz2 to the/usr/local directory.
Sudo tar xvf slickedit.bz2-C/usr/local/

2) modify the PATH environment variable

In ~ Add the following content (do not write an error) to the end of the/. bashrc or/etc/profile script ):
Export PATH =/usr/local/slickedit/bin: $ PATH

3) run the script to make the environment variable take effect.
Source ~ /. Bashrc

4) test
Which
Terminal:/usr/local/slickedit/bin/vs proves that the installation is successful.

5) Start SlickEdit

Terminal knock:

SlickEdit Configuration

First, you can open a code through SlickEdit before configuring the Code:

Next, you can configure the settings based on your preferences:

1) set the encoding (in Linux, Chinese is UTF-8 encoding)
Tools-> File Options-> Encoding under Load select UTF-8

2) Set tab size (indent)
Go to Tools> Options, and select ages> Application development ages> C/C ++> Formatting (My Default)> Edit

3)

A) set the row number (effective for all files in the entire C/C ++-based project)
Tools-> Options-> languages ages-> All Languages ages-> view-> Line numbers check

B) display modified rows in C/C ++

Tools-> Options-> languages ages-> All Languages ages-> view-> Modified lines

4) in C/C ++, else does not appear after}
Tools-> Options-> ages-> All ages-> Application ages-> Formatting-> Begin/end style tab->CancelPlace "else" on same line as "}" Check

5) character completion in C/C ++ is case-insensitive
Tools-> Options-> languages ages-> Application Languages ages-> C/C ++-> Color Coding->CancelSelect the check box before Case-sensitive in the identifies box on the Tokens Tab

6) modify the speed to jump to the Symbol definition.

Tools-> Options-> Editing-> Context Tagging-> Tagging Tool Updata Tool Windows after (MS) in Windows item is set to 100

7) Speed of modifying symbol coloring
Tools-> Options-> Editing-> Context Tagging-> Symbol Coloring Performance item set the value of Update after (MS) idle to 100

8) Add or customize shortcuts

Tools-> Options-> Keyboard and Mouse-> Key blinings

Comment/cancel commentToggle-commentALT +/

The following operations are similar. You can set them as needed.

Code formattingBeautifyALT + \

On/Off symbol coloringSymbol-coloring-toggle ALT +'

On/Off code foldingToggle_all_outlining ALT +;

Show all codeExpand-allALT +]

(Code folding is enabled only when "+" and "-" are available)

Code collapseCollapse-allALT + [

(Code folding is enabled only when "+" and "-" are available)

Full Screen DisplayFullscreenALT + Enter

9) modify the color scheme
Choose a color scheme from Tools> Options> Appearance> Colors> Schemes.

10) simulate environment settings

Tools-> Quick Start Configuration-> Emulation-> select

For more configurations, please query relevant information.