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bochaltura
bochaltura

Reputation: 287

eclipse open declaration not working properly

I am using Eclipse 4.6, with C++ project in linux. if it's relevant: Compilation is done via CMake makefile. Gdb version is 8.0.1

when using F3 (open declaration), a window is opened with class declarations(e.g. friend class declaration), but not the class definition (i.e. class MyClass : public BaseClass...).

Also find all references is not working.

I have

  1. used Project->index->rebuild

  2. verified that the C++ General/Patch and Symbols/Path is defined properly

here is my indexer settings indexer settings

Upvotes: 6

Views: 9781

Answers (4)

Pjman Yucifee
Pjman Yucifee

Reputation: 121

Make sure your Eclipse Indexer is active or not!! try this route

  • Basic Tabs ---> Window ---> Preference ---> C/C++ ---> Indexer

and enable the indexer with all its options

Upvotes: 1

jonathask
jonathask

Reputation: 113

That might be because your C/C++ project makes reference to resources from other projects.

  1. On the top menu bar, go to Project -> Properties
  2. A properties window will appear. On the left side menu, go to Project References.
  3. On the box to the right, verify if other projects are listed and check the ones that might be related to yours.
  4. Press Apply and Close button.
  5. Try on your shortcuts again.

Upvotes: 0

Roman
Roman

Reputation: 2006

Turn off scalability option:

Window -> Preferences.

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Upvotes: 4

user9697581
user9697581

Reputation: 1

check if in Paths and Symbols (also in C/C++ General) your Project is added in Includes. If not: Go to Add... Button then Workspace... then select your workspace. It will be included as Is a workspace path. Maybe this will fix the problem.

Upvotes: 0

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