On 2005-06-29 11:21, Chris Espinosa said:
>> I am finding that the "Open Quickly" command is not so smart. It
>> works
>> for many files (Apple headers notably) but doesn't find others. In
>> particular, files that are *in the project* and *found by the
>> compiler*
>> are *not* found by "Open Quickly". Is this by design?
>
>Are you using recursive search paths? We've found that the Open
>Quickly mechanism isn't obeying the Recursive flag in Search Paths
>when it should.
I don't believe I am. If I do "Edit Active Target..." then double click
"Header Search Paths" a sheet appears with my 3 paths, none have the
recursive checkbox checked. However I am using many source trees (a
feature I find buggy, so is maybe relevant). My 3 paths are all source-
tree-relative, specifically: $(MINC_ST) $(NETCDF_ST) $(VTK_ST)/headers.
The source trees are 'above and over' from the project file.
Playing with it more just now, sometimes it can find the headers
sometimes it cannot. I seem to repro it like so:
1) open project
2) do 'clean all'
3) close project
4) quit xcode
5) repeat 1 to 4
6) open project
7) try Open Quickly on a header relative to a source tree, it works
8) build project
9) try Open Quickly on a header relative to a source tree, it _does not_ works
Odd.
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