Not sure if this is an oversight or intended behavior, but if I have a static member in a class (the definition), then have the declaration in the cpp file, alt-g will take me to the class definition from the declaration, but not from the definition to the declaration. If I have a class method I can use alt-g to bounce between the class definition and the method implementation. I expected the static members to work the same way. An example:
class foo { public: static int i; void f(); };
int foo:i; void foo::f() {}
alt-g will toggle between f() in the class and the method, but won't toggle between the variable i definition and declaration.
It would be very useful for us if it worked that way. Thanks, Stan
Alt-G for static class members
Posted - Dec 08 2006 : 3:53:46 PM
