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Michal Puczynski	Posted - Sep 22 2011 : 04:59:51 AM Hi, When you have a header with: > head1.h #define MYINCLUDE "myinclude.h" < head1.h and a source: > source.cpp #include "head1.h" #include MYINCLUDE ... VA is not giving suggestions from the include and is not recognizing any written code using definitions in "myinclude.h"
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accord	Posted - Sep 22 2011 : 12:03:23 PM It seems that VA is having a hard time interpreting your include directive because of the macro. - Is myinclude.h added to a project in your current solution file? Doing so should help. - Alternatively, ticking "if Solution is not empty" checkbox in VA Options -> Projects -> File Handling should also help a little bit. It makes VA parse myinclude.h when you open a file from the directory where myinclude.h resides. So if myinclude.h and the file which includes it are in the same directory, this can be a solution or workaround.