Column introduction
1. Create/Open Project
2. Appearance and interface
1. File editing area
CLion's automatic prompt function is as follows:
CLion's parameter prompt function is as follows:
CLion's formal parameter name display function:
2. Project file browsing area
3. Toolbar
3.1. One-click compile and run
CLion has built-in MinGW, click Run to compile and run with one click, and the running results are displayed at the bottom:
3.2. Global search (highlight 1)
Click Search to install, or double-click Shift to search for anything, anywhere.
3.3. Quick Setup
You can make some quick settings here, such as themes, plug-ins, and shortcut key mappings.
4. Side toolbar
The side toolbar includes: code structure, code label, IDE notification window, database window.
5. Bottom toolbar
5.1. Git version control
Here I created a git warehouse and submitted a commit, but these git operations do not belong to the content of this article.
5.2. Search (Highlights)
CLion can search where variable read access is performed and where variable write access is performed.
5.3. Code issues (static analysis)
5.4. Integrated terminal
6. Top menu bar
All the functions provided by CLion can be found here, with corresponding shortcut keys, which will be mentioned in the following articles.
7. Bottom Status Bar
