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Tue, 12 April 2005 16:13

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: eclipse.rocketcomp.com.au

I have an include directory which works OK, but on the workspace there is
nowhere where the include files are listed for me to view.

How do I get my include library to appear under the 'includes' in the project tree.

Re: List of include files [message #144064 is a reply to message #143144]

Wed, 27 April 2005 09:28

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: me.privacy.net

Ian Semmel wrote:
> I have an include directory which works OK, but on the workspace there
> is nowhere where the include files are listed for me to view.
>
> How do I get my include library to appear under the 'includes' in the
> project tree.

I have the same problem, I wonder if you managed to find a solution to this.

DOuble clicking the reference to the header file, just highlights the
#include statement in the source file. I want to be able to edit the
header file

Re: List of include files [message #144095 is a reply to message #144064]

Wed, 27 April 2005 15:27

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: eclipse.rocketcomp.com.au

Nick Liebmann wrote:
> Ian Semmel wrote:
>
>> I have an include directory which works OK, but on the workspace there
>> is nowhere where the include files are listed for me to view.
>>
>> How do I get my include library to appear under the 'includes' in the
>> project tree.
>
>
> I have the same problem, I wonder if you managed to find a solution to
> this.
>
> DOuble clicking the reference to the header file, just highlights the
> #include statement in the source file. I want to be able to edit the
> header file

No I didn't, and I have never been able to link a static lib in either.

I just do my development under VS and move all my files to another directory to
test under cdt.

Re: List of include files [message #144121 is a reply to message #144095]

Thu, 28 April 2005 02:20

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: stefanm.uniblue.net

Ian Semmel wrote:

> Nick Liebmann wrote:
>> Ian Semmel wrote:
>>
>>> I have an include directory which works OK, but on the workspace there
>>> is nowhere where the include files are listed for me to view.
>>>
>>> How do I get my include library to appear under the 'includes' in the
>>> project tree.

>> I have the same problem, I wonder if you managed to find a solution to
>> this.
>>
>> DOuble clicking the reference to the header file, just highlights the
>> #include statement in the source file. I want to be able to edit the
>> header file

> No I didn't, and I have never been able to link a static lib in either.
> I just do my development under VS and move all my files to another directory
> to test under cdt.

Hi,

As regarding static lib linking check your old posting Ian. I found the
problem. As regards to Include opening/editing. Normaly the Outline View
(Menu path: Window/Show View/Outline) will show all these. However it
seems that include files that are not specified by absolute path are not
found. I would assume this to be a bug from the interface. I am checking
and will will post a reply if I find anything.

Stefan

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