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Josh
Josh

Reputation: 12791

Refreshing the Problems View in Eclipse

Sometimes I have "unresolved inclusions" in my C++ projects. Rebuilding the index in the project removes the markers from the source code, but the the Problems View still lists them as if they had not been resolved.

The only way to get them to go away from the Problems View is to click on them, which opens the corresponding file with the #include directive, and makes Eclipse realize that they had been resolved (Eclipse then removes all the inclusion problems associated with the file).

Is there any way to ask Eclipse to refresh the Problems View after rebuilding the index? I have tried F5 and Ctrl-a F5 with no luck.

Upvotes: 3

Views: 3038

Answers (2)

fredrik
fredrik

Reputation: 521

With CDT you likely have to recompile the source code to get rid of the warnings/error markers.

Upvotes: 1

Bananeweizen
Bananeweizen

Reputation: 22080

This issue is not related to the problems view at all. The problems view only displays the warnings/errors calculated by other plugins and is always current. So if this happens with CDT projects, the problem must be searched in the settings of your CDT installation or in the CDT project properties.

Upvotes: 0

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