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Re: "Jump to definition" stopped working
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Re: "Jump to definition" stopped working


  • Subject: Re: "Jump to definition" stopped working
  • From: j o a r <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 16 Jul 2006 23:13:51 +0200


On 16 jul 2006, at 22.08, Jeremy Sagan wrote:

One problem with this that I have noticed is that Xcode does not work correctly if you have two (or more) versions of the source files. When I create a new version of my projects I copy the project folder and rename the new folder. Xcode wants to find symbols in the old project folder for some reason. The only way around this that I have found is to archive all the source and header files in the old folder.

Xcode store the Code Sense index in the build folder per default, and uses absolute paths to reference source files. You can use the XCCodeSenseIndexBasePath "expert preference" setting (see the Help menu in Xcode) to change it to use paths relative to the project.


Using the "Rebuild Code Sense Index" button in the project inspector when switching between projects would also "fix" your problem.

j o a r


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