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Mon, 16 June 2003 07:32

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Originally posted by: vlad_gheo.yahoo.com

It seems that the class definition/method declarations are totally
independent (and that is NOT a feature :). Please someone confirm this (I
guess it has something to do with CModel not being implemented ? ).
It would be SO nice to have the headers automatically updated... in
fact I think that this is the first feature that a C++ IDE should have...

Re: C++ class navigation [message #73579 is a reply to message #73561]

Mon, 16 June 2003 17:00

Eclipse User

It actually had to do with our new parser.

Phase 1 : CDT 1.1. provide quick parse solution for CModel. In this view,
cross references were not available, and the parser did not maintain a
symbol table (as this is a lot of work to build, let me assure you).

Phase 2: CDT 1.2. provide full parse solution for all clients, and quick
parse for CModel with some cross reference information. This will provide
better relationships in the CModel and hopefully a better representation in
the outline view.

JohnC

"Vlad Gheorghe" <vlad_gheo@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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>
> It seems that the class definition/method declarations are totally
> independent (and that is NOT a feature :). Please someone confirm this (I
> guess it has something to do with CModel not being implemented ? ).
> It would be SO nice to have the headers automatically updated... in
> fact I think that this is the first feature that a C++ IDE should have...
>
>
>

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