| Search is broken [message #213679] |
Mon, 04 June 2007 14:08  |
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Originally posted by: marco.rulecore.com
Is there anything one could mess up that makes file search stop working?
When I do a file search on file "*", or "*.*" for that matter, it returns
nothing.
My scope is set to workspace and Shift+Ctrl+R gives me all my project
files when searching with "*".
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| Re: Search is broken [message #214023 is a reply to message #213679] |
Wed, 06 June 2007 11:27  |
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Originally posted by: marco.rulecore.com
I'll answer myself. By changing from GNU Java to Sun's the search works
again...
marco wrote:
> Is there anything one could mess up that makes file search stop working?
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> When I do a file search on file "*", or "*.*" for that matter, it
> returns nothing.
> My scope is set to workspace and Shift+Ctrl+R gives me all my project
> files when searching with "*".
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| Re: Search is broken [message #214148 is a reply to message #214023] |
Wed, 06 June 2007 21:04 |
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Originally posted by: arbitraryvalue.gmail.com
I'm using Sun Java and while I can use Search and File Search, I get
nothing (not even a "no results found" message) when I use the C++ search
or right-click and choose "Find References", regardless of what I search
for. It just says "Find references to X in workspace" in the search
results window and nothing else. Oddly, "Go to Declaration" works though.
Note: I'm testing this all with a hello-world type project that has no
include files.
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| Re: Search is broken [message #214570 is a reply to message #214148] |
Fri, 08 June 2007 12:30 |
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Originally posted by: eclipse5.rizzoweb.com
Alex wrote:
> I'm using Sun Java and while I can use Search and File Search, I get
> nothing (not even a "no results found" message) when I use the C++
> search or right-click and choose "Find References", regardless of what I
> search for. It just says "Find references to X in workspace" in the
> search results window and nothing else. Oddly, "Go to Declaration"
> works though.
Do you have the Indexer enabled for the project? I don't use CDT
myself,but I vaguely remember watching a screencast of it that mentioned
needing the Indexer to be running before all the searching would get
results.
Ah-hah - here it is: http://www.eclipse.org/cdt/movies/Firefox/Firefox.html
Hope this helps,
Eric
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