Re: searching in headers
Re: searching in headers
- Subject: Re: searching in headers
- From: Timothy Standing <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 29 Jul 2004 10:39:21 -0700
On Jul 28, 2004, at 9:18 PM, Matt Neuburg wrote:
What happened to the cool feature where command-double-clicking a word
would
take you to the header where that word was defined? Thx - m.
This doesn't work for me either. I build 5 separate executables when I
generate my product (each in its own project) and I can only look up
symbols in the Cocoa project. All the others are completely broken.
This includes three command line tools (C++) and a kext. If I
Command-Double-Click on a symbol in one of my .cpp files (in any of
these four projects) it either does nothing or brings up another one of
my source files (at a line which contains the same source file. For
instance command-double-clicking on the symbol "stat" in the line
systemFolderExists = (stat(tempPath, &statRec) == EXIT_SUCCESS);
in Volume.cpp and XCode brings up the line
error = stat(volumePtr->ReturnBSDPathname(), &statusBuffer);
in VolumeList.cpp. (Both Volume.cpp and VolumeList.cpp are part of a
project for one of the command line tools written in C++.)
I entered this bug in BugReporter back in January (bug # 3536285) and
it has been stuck in "Open/Analyze" state ever since. I get the exact
same result in Xcode 1.0, 1.1, 1.2 and 1.5 b2. (Ever since I switched
to XCode, grep has been my best friend.)
Boy do I miss ProjectBuilder!!!! It was a stable IDE whose UI I
understood and whose performance I could depend on.
Tim Standing
SoftRAID, LLC
P. S.: I have tried throwing out the entire build directory in my
project folder and subsequently rebuilding the project, but this has
zero effect on symbol lookup. I assume that this was the correct way
to rebuild the indexes.
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