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Open Declaration to an empty deleted file... [message #505284] Tue, 29 December 2009 00:17 Go to next message
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Hi, all:

I'm using Eclipse 3.5 + CDT under Ubuntu 9.10

I was debugging my project. One .cpp file, say A.cpp file was replying on B.h, but now, I changed the name B.h to C.h .

Now, I put my mouth on one of the variables in A.cpp, which was defined in B.h but now in C.h of course. And then, I clicked "Open Declaration", it will open an empty file named "B.h", which does not exist at all !!!
I was supposing it will open the file "C.h" directly.


So, I guess there must be somewhere to automatically recall every meta information of Eclipse CDT project. I then deleted all files under Debug, and rebuild all staffs. Phenomenon continues.

Can anybody help to explain why it is so ? How to avoid this wrongly "open declaration"? I mean, there must be somewhere else except Debug to remember the meta information, right?


Cheers
JIA
Re: Open Declaration to an empty deleted file... [message #1002282 is a reply to message #505284] Fri, 18 January 2013 05:04 Go to previous message
Eclipse UserFriend
I have a similar issue, did you or anyone else come across a solution?
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