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Re: Jump to Definition problem
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Re: Jump to Definition problem


  • Subject: Re: Jump to Definition problem
  • From: j o a r <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 11 Jul 2008 17:16:48 -0700


On Jul 11, 2008, at 5:07 PM, Michael Stauffer wrote:

I'm having trouble with the "Jump to Definition" command. I'm working in a
project that's a copy from an older version (XCode 2.4 project), placed in a
new folder. I've made a new source directory and have copied the old sources
to it, and have updated the project to be working from this new dir, and
that all seems fine.


But when I use Jump to Definition on a symbol, it finds both the new source
file and old source file, and shows me both in a selection box. Anyone know
why it would be looking in the old source folder, and how can I get it to
stop? Where might refs to the old source files be hiding in the project?
I've checked the search paths for both the project and target, and they look
good.


Open the Inspector for the new project, and hit the Rebuild Code Sense Index button. See if that helps.
If you use a shared build folder, and if you want to keep building both projects side by side, you should probably also ensure that you're not placing build output in the same build folder.


j o a r


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