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Re: "Open Quickly" help!
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Re: "Open Quickly" help!


  • Subject: Re: "Open Quickly" help!
  • From: Peter Lau <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 13 Mar 2006 18:11:09 -0500

Hi Dave,

On Mar 13, 2006, at 5:50 PM, David Ewing wrote:

On Mar 12, 2006, at 10:48 AM, Peter Lau wrote:

I have a folder structure of the following:

MyProject/
  MyProject.xcodeproj
  src/
      main.c
  headers/
      SomeHeaders.h

in main.c, I have a line that says:

  #include "SomeHeaders.h"

I can compile without problem since I included "$(SRCROOT)/headers/ **" to the User Header Search Path.

However "Open Quickly" couldn't find SomeHeaders.h when I hilited "SomeHeaders.h" in the main.c window (that's the XCode text editor window).

What else do I need to set up to make "Open Quickly" to find SomeHeaders.h?

I really don't want to add the .h files to the project window, if possible to make this to work.

Are you using the latest version of Xcode? I believe this issue was fixed some time ago. (The problem had to do with the "**" recursive include paths.) If you are using the latest stuff, it would be good to file a bug so we can see what's happening in your specific circumstance.

The About Box says Version 2.2.1 (IDE: 656.0, Core: 660, TS 651), I believe this is the latest GM (not including beta if there's any, I didn't check).


I am not familiar with the problem you mentioned, is there a workaround or steps that I can try?

Thanks.

pete

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