> In C++, its common to have a class method say "blah = 5;" or something. Then you need to spend 5 minutes figuring out where "blah" is even defined in the class hierarchy.
Some of this can be remedied with tooling. A nice "show usages" would solve this. Also, some IDEs have a class browser, where you can see the inheritance tree with all the members.
Some of this can be remedied with tooling. A nice "show usages" would solve this. Also, some IDEs have a class browser, where you can see the inheritance tree with all the members.