Even with IDEs, reading C++ source code and compiler/debugger output consumes so much mental overhead for no reason. It is so ugly.
Do I need to see the freaking train-long types of every single thing in my entire codebase at all times? No.
We should have an option to only reveal types of specific items. For example I could hover over a variable and then reveal to me that it is a boost::beast::basic_flat_buffer<std::allocator<char> >.
By default types should be hidden, you care about the logic flow of your program. If you are triaging types, then they are still there for you.
Do I need to see the freaking train-long types of every single thing in my entire codebase at all times? No.
We should have an option to only reveal types of specific items. For example I could hover over a variable and then reveal to me that it is a boost::beast::basic_flat_buffer<std::allocator<char> >.
By default types should be hidden, you care about the logic flow of your program. If you are triaging types, then they are still there for you.