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IDE Commands?
I've learned a good amount of C++ on my own and then took a class in High School on it. It was a breeze but now I have to take a course in college on it. Everything in the course description is familiar and easy, except I don't recall learning anything about "IDE commands."
I just basically want to know what they are. Not really looking for resources on whatever it is or anything.
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My guess would be that IDE commands are certain peices of code or other commands that are implemented by the C++ compiler (eg Visual C++). They aren't a standard in the actual C++ programming language and might not work in other compilers. Other commands would be compiler specific that tell the compiler what to do (eg #pragma acting as a preprocessor directive).
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The Visual C++ IDE is scriptable through some variant of VB, never tried it.
Geddit? Variant of VB? :p Hehe....ignore me, it's late and I need some bad jokes ;)