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ReSharper C++ 2016.1 released
Released: Apr 21, 2016
Updates in this release
Updates in 2016.1
New To-do Explorer. ReSharper C++ 2016.1 introduces the long-awaited navigation view, which lets you view, group and filter comments that contain one of the 3 default to-do patterns (Bug, Todo and Not Implemented) and any custom patterns that you might want to set up.
New context actions and quick-fixes. ReSharper C++ 2016.1 comes with quick-fixes to change variable type, function return type, type of unmatched out of class definition or declaration. Another new quick-fix lets you create a field from constructor parameter. JetBrains have also added a set of new context actions and quick-fixes for working with directives.
The list of supported C++ language features is extended with generalized lambda captures, exception specifications, user defined literals and delegating constructors.
ReSharper C++ 2016.1 enhances Rename refactoring, which can now automatically rename corresponding files (both source and header) along with code symbols, and to update usages in include directives.
ReSharper C++ 2016.1 adds support for Boost.Test framework to its Unit Test Runner. Please note that only Boost version 1.59 and later is supported.
Code generation improvements. ‘Generate stream’ operations can now generate stubs for Boost.Serialization functions. In addition, formatting options are now taken into account when generating code.