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code completion with Eclipse 2.1.2 and CDT 1.2.0? [message #202318] Thu, 26 February 2004 09:35 Go to next message
Eclipse UserFriend
Originally posted by: guray79.hotmail.com

I am not getting any response with ctrl-space to enable code completion
(or content assist). I read the past threads on this, and most solutions
involved going to the project properties to enable the Indexer, but this
does not even appear anywhere as an option or tab in my properties dialog.
Also, adding "usr/include" to my parse path just gave me the error
"CDTProject file not found." (I'm developing a managed make project.)

Also, the past threads on this were over a year ago, so I'm assuming the
features been implemented by now, but I still can't seem to enable it.

Any ideas? What is the name for the CDTProject file (so that maybe I can
search for it)?

--Guray
Re: code completion with Eclipse 2.1.2 and CDT 1.2.0? [message #202326 is a reply to message #202318] Thu, 26 February 2004 09:47 Go to previous message
Eclipse UserFriend
You may get more answers over at the eclipse.tools.cdt newsgroup.

-tom

Guray wrote:
> I am not getting any response with ctrl-space to enable code completion
> (or content assist). I read the past threads on this, and most solutions
> involved going to the project properties to enable the Indexer, but this
> does not even appear anywhere as an option or tab in my properties dialog.
> Also, adding "usr/include" to my parse path just gave me the error
> "CDTProject file not found." (I'm developing a managed make project.)
>
> Also, the past threads on this were over a year ago, so I'm assuming the
> features been implemented by now, but I still can't seem to enable it.
>
> Any ideas? What is the name for the CDTProject file (so that maybe I can
> search for it)?
>
> --Guray
>
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