This software is a C symbol finder and completer that is both free and open source.
Review of isymchoose
If you're a C language programmer looking for a powerful tool to ease your coding experience, isymchoose might just be what you're looking for. This software is capable of automatically determining which symbols (functions, types, enumerators, etc.) are available in your source code and presenting you with a list of completion possibilities, including return types and argument lists.
One of the great features of isymchoose is that it can also display documentation for symbols, giving you valuable information about each symbol without having to search for it separately. At its simplest, isymchoose can function as a keystroke-economical context-sensitive symbol completer, making coding more efficient and less time-consuming.
But that's not all. Additional features exist that aim to let the programmer remember in general, fuzzy terms what their libraries can do and quickly find and insert what is needed, rather than having to remember or awkwardly look up exactly what everything is called, what arguments are required, etc. This makes programming faster and more intuitive for even the most experienced programmers.
Isymchoose comes with editor integration files for both emacs and vim, so there's no need to worry about compatibility issues. Once isymchoose and its editor files are installed, simply typing the chosen completion key will hopefully automatically produce any required tag files and open a window showing symbols that match the regex under the cursor.
Overall, isymchoose is a versatile and user-friendly tool that is sure to simplify your coding experience.
If you're a C language programmer looking for a powerful tool to ease your coding experience, isymchoose might just be what you're looking for. This software is capable of automatically determining which symbols (functions, types, enumerators, etc.) are available in your source code and presenting you with a list of completion possibilities, including return types and argument lists.
One of the great features of isymchoose is that it can also display documentation for symbols, giving you valuable information about each symbol without having to search for it separately. At its simplest, isymchoose can function as a keystroke-economical context-sensitive symbol completer, making coding more efficient and less time-consuming.
But that's not all. Additional features exist that aim to let the programmer remember in general, fuzzy terms what their libraries can do and quickly find and insert what is needed, rather than having to remember or awkwardly look up exactly what everything is called, what arguments are required, etc. This makes programming faster and more intuitive for even the most experienced programmers.
Isymchoose comes with editor integration files for both emacs and vim, so there's no need to worry about compatibility issues. Once isymchoose and its editor files are installed, simply typing the chosen completion key will hopefully automatically produce any required tag files and open a window showing symbols that match the regex under the cursor.
Overall, isymchoose is a versatile and user-friendly tool that is sure to simplify your coding experience.
What's New
Version 0.1.3: N/A