Is there a free C++ IDE for Linux with these features? [closed]

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1. List all methods in a class, preferably with options to enable/disable methods from superclasses.
2. Option for a "go to source" once you select a variable.

I'm trying to use CGAL and I can't make sense of a whole lot from the documentation or the compiler errors, despite using as many flags as possible in GCC, so I downloaded the source code to take a look at it to try to see if I can find the methods I need. These two options would make things a lot easier.

When I used netbeans for Java it had both options, so maybe it'd have for C++ as well? Or am I expecting too much out of it? Or maybe another IDE would work better? I have no idea. Normally I just use gedit with make.

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I recommend Eclipse CDT.

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You can also try Code Blocks or Code Lite.

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Every seems too lazy to post the KDevelop answer, so here it is.

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None as good as Visual Studio. Options you may try: Eclipse with CDT, Anjuta, KDevelop, vim+ctags.

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I usually use Eclipse with CDT plugin. I'm not sure it has all the features you ask for but you get most of Eclipse's power, for free, in c++

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I personally dislike Eclipse with the CDT plugin. I would either use QtCreator or Netbeans. Both of these have the functionality you are looking for.

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Netbeans and Eclipse both have poor C++ support, IMO. QtCreator is my personal favorite for Linux IDEs. (Well, after emacs ;) )

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I think Codeblocks, Netbeans or Eclipse will do the job.

I would go for Codeblocks. It supports the features that you need and it is also extensible via plugins.