I'm using cscope to navigate.
It looks like the two pull down menu's (at the top of the edit screen) are related to cscope. based on that I continue with my question.
What I find handy it hat it tells me where the cursor is at that moment, good stuff.
I've notices that in the left pulldown menu there is only one text (listitem) "<global>".
My expectation would be that it can be used the other way around. Meaning to move to the workspace, and chose between scopes
(global scope, a workspace file, module scope, etc)
Is there a configuration needed to be set to enable this or am I just wrong in my expectation( It would be cool thow : ?
Pulldown menu's both ways.
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Re: Pulldown menu's both ways.
I am afraid you are wrong...user wrote:Is there a configuration needed to be set to enable this or am I just wrong in my expectation( It would be cool thow : ?
The first pull down menu, is used to indicate scope of the current caret location
When coding in 'C' the scope is usually '<global>'
But when coding in C++, the scope name can be class name, namespace or '<global>'
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Re: Pulldown menu's both ways.
Well I was already afraid it meant to be a C++ feature, nothing bad about that.
Thanks to clear this up.
Thanks to clear this up.
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Re: Pulldown menu's both ways.
Here are some tips for quick navigation:
Use 'Open Resource' to quickly open file (Ctrl-Shift-R)
Use 'Quick Outline' to get the current file outline (Ctrl-Shift-O)
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Use 'Open Resource' to quickly open file (Ctrl-Shift-R)
Use 'Quick Outline' to get the current file outline (Ctrl-Shift-O)
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