We’ve just released the 2019.2 version of ReSharper C++, which has some great new features and updates for general C++ usage, with major improvements to indexing speed, usability improvements in code completion, updated code hints, C++20 support and much more. You can read about these new features in our release announcement post.
But in this post, let’s take a look at the changes we’ve made specifically for Unreal Engine. Obviously improved indexing speed is a big deal, but we are also putting lots of effort into more sophisticated, targeted support of UE4. The aim is to understand specifi