Voted.  Good luck!

I think it'd be nice to be able to collapse certain sections of code within the Arduino IDE.  This is implemented in a few coding platforms, one example is TI's Code Composer Studio:


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Could be useful when working with large code for hiding functions, setup, things you're not working on, etc.

In this case, would INPUT mode explicitly disable the pullup?

I would think so.  Otherwise, how would you disable them?   :-?

1. Auto-complete with "smart" word list (functions, methods, etc); perhaps with tooltips or dialogs that can popup and show what each parameter is, with type, and comment (from doxygen comments, I suppose).

Sounds like what Macromedia Flash does.  Very cool, I like it .

Just saw this on the Arduino Environment Playground Page:

Stop
Stops the serial monitor, or unhighlight other buttons.

Doesn't work for me.  I click it, and nothing happens .

I thought it was supposed to cancel compiling or something.  Many times I'll hit compile, and notice an error in my code, but I can't recompile until this one's done, and that can take some time..

I'm not sure if the stop button is supposed to do anything, but it doesn't do anything on my computer .  Maybe make it functional (or is this just my computer being dumb?)?

Agreed.  I commonly name processing files similar names to my Arduino files, and it kills me because I can't figure out what the file is for .

When I first started, as a complete electronic novice, the "analogWrite()" completely threw me.  I was thinking of analog as inputs, and I didn't get what it was supposed to do.  Luckily, I took a peek in the reference, and understood, but I do feel it would be easier if it were labeled "pwmWrite()".

I would totally buy an Arduino T-Shirt! ;D

Agreed.  That does bother me quite a lot (considering I have 10+ COM ports including virtual Bluetooth ports).

I've tried in vain to find the file that lists the COM ports, but I can't.  Must be buried in a DLL somewhere...