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| accord |
Posted - Jun 27 2006 : 4:14:37 PM
I'm using VAX 1525.
1. I enter new class member functions to the header file and then to the CPP file.
2. I'm pressing Alt+G above the function name in the cpp file and VAX jumps me to the right position in the header. If I trying to press Alt+G above the function name in the h file then it may does nothing or jumps to a wrong position in cpp instead of the function definition.
If I rebuild the symbol database (from Performance/General TAB) then everything will be OK!
So I think I can reparse a header file but cannot the cpp. Is it the case?
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| support |
Posted - Jun 28 2006 : 1:19:38 PM
There was an issue with files not always being reparsed, especially if you scripted a save to reparse the file. :)
Fixed in 1526.
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| accord |
Posted - Jun 28 2006 : 05:48:11 AM
support: If I modify for example a header file, it need seconds to reparse it, and if I switch from the file before VAX reparse the file it will no be parsed (or takes a lot of time/need restart). But I can press Ctrl+S easily before switching to another file. This was true for 14xx series, I didn't tested 15xx parsing frequency yet because of this script do it automatically for me, and it helped a lof for 14xx series.
I will reproduce this cpp parsing fault and I will create step-by-step instructions.
The file was in the project and I am using VS 2005.
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| support |
Posted - Jun 28 2006 : 12:31:20 AM
You shouldn't need to reparse on every save. VA X should do parsing enough on its own.
Are the cpp and header part of your project? |
| jpizzi |
Posted - Jun 28 2006 : 12:26:07 AM
Reparse current file should work on both a header and a code file, I believe.
At various times, I have seen problems where GoTo takes you to a line other than the one where the definition is. Most of the time they ended up being related to some #ifdef or #define that was confusing the parser.
Can you reproduce this in a clean file? If so, can you send us the example code?
You mention VAX 1525, but not which IDE. |
| accord |
Posted - Jun 27 2006 : 4:24:37 PM
Sorry, I didn't write that after step 1 I reaparsed the cpp and the h file (VAssistX/Tools/Reparse current file). I'm using script to allways parse every file after save because it takes time to parse files after modifications, and I don't like it :)
(So after entering new member function definitions to the cpp and reparsing the file, I cannot use Alt+G from the header to jump to the definition.) |
