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engenuity
Posted - Mar 30 2009 : 2:23:12 PM Symbols definitions cannot be found when the definition is located in a file which is included inside a class definition body. In the following example, we canG??t get reference to MyTestFunction() in OtherClass.cpp.
// the following code is included by MyClass private: MyTestFunction(){};
// end of file
OtherClass.cpp: ---------------
#include G?MyClass.hG?
OtherClass::foo() { MyClass::MyTestFunction(); <-- right-clik/got o definition or clicking the "go" button will not find the definition. }
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feline
Posted - Mar 31 2009 : 12:13:15 PM This is a known problem and on our list of things to fix: