Eclipse "assign to new local variable" (crtl+2-l) not available for c++? -


I am trying to use Eclipse as a C ++ IDE, because I have an Eclipse shortcut in Java World However, using (CRTL + 2-L), which assigns the result of expression to a new local variable, does not work in the C / C ++ perspective. With any thought how can I use this eclipse aid in C / C ++? While working with an unfamiliar API, it is really useful because you can get a new local variables from function calls without knowing the return type of the function.

Alt + Shift + L

/ Kbd> Also try right-clicking inside the editor and see what to do refactor .


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