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pombeirp
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 Posted - Mar 19 2004 : 08:47:27 AM
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I have the following files in a project (for a class which implements a COM interface): a.h, a.cpp, b.cpp, c.cpp.
Now, if I select a method of this class in the VA View which is defined in b.cpp, right-click on it and select Goto from the context menu, VA takes me to the method declaration in a.h, but not to b.cpp, where I would like to go. I didn't find any way for VA to take me directly to the implementation of the method in b.cpp. Is this normal? |
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LucVdB
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Posted - Apr 02 2004 : 06:03:04 AM
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I have the same problem. It would be massively more useful to go to the actual function implementation instead of the declaration in the header.
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feline
Whole Tomato Software
United Kingdom
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Posted - Apr 02 2004 : 07:08:30 AM
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| as a work around, press alt_g in the header. for me this takes me to the definition. |
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LucVdB
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Posted - Apr 02 2004 : 09:44:36 AM
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| Pressing Alt-G takes me to the header, but once in the header this key combination does nothing. Strange that it works for you. |
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support
Whole Tomato Software
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Posted - Apr 02 2004 : 1:02:42 PM
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Goto Definition and Goto Declaration in the Context Menu of the IDE, ie Right+Click in the source window, are IDE commands. They are not VA X commands.
The Go button to the right of our Definition field, and Alt+G, is a VA X command. You must be on a symbol to use Alt+G. Learn more at:
http://www.wholetomato.com/products/features/goto.html?more=yes |
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