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xMRi
Posted - Apr 23 2010 : 02:38:18 AM A goto is rare in the C/C++ language, but they occur. Nice would be if located on a goto label, Alt+G would jump to the label. goto's are often used in greater code blocks and switch statements to "escape" to a far location. A Alt+G support would help.
Also nice (I saw a suggestion 2 years ago), if there is an autocomplete or suggestions if you type goto. This is only nice. I just scanned my code and found in most cases only one goto in the corresponding scope ;)
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feline
Posted - May 10 2010 : 11:04:59 AM For the continue and break cases, the VA Move Scope commands should help here:
since you can sit in the middle of the loop and use Alt+Up Arrow or Alt+Down Arrow to jump to the top or bottom of the loop.
znakeeye
Posted - May 10 2010 : 02:46:32 AM This would be nice for "continue" and "break" too. Sometimes you see a "continue" statement, and wonder where it would take you (e.g. huge while loops).
accord
Posted - Apr 26 2010 : 2:05:33 PM I was able to reproduce the problem here. It seems VA does not find labels in different scopes.
case=1909
xMRi
Posted - Apr 26 2010 : 05:13:35 AM OK! I had a few similar code passages where VA1819 failes. Suggestions work! Thats OK. ALT+G doesn't work in this code:
void Foo()
{
int i;
switch (1)
{
case 1:
if (i==5)
{
goto Test;
}
break;
case 2:
Test:
{
int j;
}
break;
}
}
accord
Posted - Apr 23 2010 : 04:03:01 AM I just tried and it worked for me using VA1819. What visual assist and visual studio version are you using?
Is this working in simple cases like when a function contains only a label and a goto like:
test:; goto test;
for you?
Suggesting also worked for me after I started typing the label. Do you mean a listbox should automatically pop up after you type goto<space>?
