identify all locations where a function call needs to be modified, or renaming classes, etc?[/quote]

yes yes yes!

AngelScript have methods for work to debbug - it's greate work, easy implement !

and need functions to work with refactoring

where is definition( ctrl + mouse click )

where is use ( find use, rename, height light after select )

classes in this file ( see pix )


and if possible, work to intellisense, I do not know maybe it's done or not - because Information will need at the time of writing the script (which means the script will not compile)


class Dog
{
void Gav(){}
void Sleep(){}
void Update(){}
}

Dog a;

a. <- after wrilte '.' get type from var "a", and get all method's to show


The implementation of these kind of things belong in the IDE.

There are however a few things that I'm planning on implementing in AngelScript that might help with the implementation of an IDE. One such is to add methods for querying where a function or other entity has been declared (i.e. script section and line number). I may also implement ways to enumerate what variables and functions that are accessed from a function.

Still, all that I will implement will only work on scripts that compile correctly. An IDE should be able to work with scripts that are not compiled too, so it needs to have it's own parser that can identify declarations etc on its own, without first compiling the script.

The code that is in the CScriptBuilder add-on shows how declarations can be identified without compiling the script, as this is used to collect the metadata for functions and variables before compiling the scripts.

Is it possible to trick visual studio to run intellisense with Angelscript?

syntax is similar enough that it might just work.