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| Chris Wilcock |
Posted - Jul 12 2006 : 04:39:32 AM
Hello
Alt+G does not seem to be working properly in build 1530. I have a class called CMainDlg defined in maindlg.h and implemented in maindlg.cpp. When I press Alt+G on a call to a CMainDlg member function within maindlg.cpp, VA does not offer me a choice of targets, it just goes straight to the declaration in maindlg.h.
If I then go back to the CPP file and click the Reparse button, VA does pop a menu listing both the declaration and the implementation when I subsequently press Alt+G.
The same problem happens if I click on a function call in maindlg.cpp that refers to a function in another pair of CPP/H files - VA 1530 always goes straight to the declaration in the H file until I do a manual Reparse on the CPP file.
I've tried rebuilding the symbol databases and clearing the cache, and the behaviour is still the same.
Thanks for your help...!
Chris
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| support |
Posted - Jul 12 2006 : 10:18:55 AM
If your first case, VA X will jump to the header if you're in the implementation. VA X assumes you know where you are and don't need a menu.
If you're in the file with the implementation but not within the implementation itself, you'll get a menu.
As for the last problem where VA X took you only to the header -- this happens when VA X hasn't see the location of your implementation. Since you have build 1530, VA X should know if you have "Parse all files..." enabled when you open your project? Do you have the option enabled? (It's in the VA X options.)
If you don't have the option enabled, VA X sees locations only when you open cpp files. Hence, behavior changes after you visit the file containing the implementation. (In this manner, VA X helps with sources you visit outside your project.) |
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