According to the current vscode, it is not supported. There is no plug-in. It supports front-end language completion, which can be seen on the official website
Visual Studio’s auto-completion function is not very good. There should be very few people using it. Since you want to use an IDE, you should choose the one that suits you best http://www.csdn.net/article /2014-02-27/2818564-best-compilers-and-ides-for-c-programmers There is always one suitable for you, I personally recommend Code::Blocks
This # does not yet support syntax completion lists in Visual Studio (including all Visual Studio products), only memory lists. C/C++ syntax checking is also not enabled in # statements. You can try other software such as Dev C++.
Qt Creator supports such prompts. Qt Creator without compilation environment is only 50~60MB in size. It has complete intelligent prompts, provides GDB and Valgrind memory analysis front-end, and supports VIM editing mode.
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According to the current vscode, it is not supported. There is no plug-in. It supports front-end language completion, which can be seen on the official website
You can use visual assist
Visual Studio Code is positioned as an editor. If you want to complete it, use an IDE.
Visual Studio’s auto-completion function is not very good. There should be very few people using it. Since you want to use an IDE, you should choose the one that suits you best
http://www.csdn.net/article /2014-02-27/2818564-best-compilers-and-ides-for-c-programmers
There is always one suitable for you, I personally recommend Code::Blocks
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#does not yet support syntax completion lists inVisual Studio(including allVisual Studioproducts), only memory lists. C/C++ syntax checking is also not enabled in#statements. You can try other software such asDev C++.Qt Creator supports such prompts.
Qt Creator without compilation environment is only 50~60MB in size. It has complete intelligent prompts, provides GDB and Valgrind memory analysis front-end, and supports VIM editing mode.