Not sure if i understand it correctly.
Bookmarking an error is not so easy i guess. If you rerun the analysis the error could have moved (i.e. lines were inserted or removed in the source file before the error, or there were some other changes).
I am not sure if Cppcheck tracks this at the moment (i guess not, but i do not know). Other analyzers try to track this with different rates of success, so it could be hard to implement it i think.
Marking an error just for the current session (until the next analysis or the GUI is closed) could be implemented more easily i guess. But i am not sure if that is what you want.
Maybe you want to describe in more detail how you imagine that it should work?
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That's exactly what I want. When you save the results to XML, you're basically saving a snapshot that can be bookmarked. I just need to be able to tag certain ones while we're working on fixing them.
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It would be nice if you can bookmark an error for later review.
Not sure if i understand it correctly.
Bookmarking an error is not so easy i guess. If you rerun the analysis the error could have moved (i.e. lines were inserted or removed in the source file before the error, or there were some other changes).
I am not sure if Cppcheck tracks this at the moment (i guess not, but i do not know). Other analyzers try to track this with different rates of success, so it could be hard to implement it i think.
Marking an error just for the current session (until the next analysis or the GUI is closed) could be implemented more easily i guess. But i am not sure if that is what you want.
Maybe you want to describe in more detail how you imagine that it should work?
That's exactly what I want. When you save the results to XML, you're basically saving a snapshot that can be bookmarked. I just need to be able to tag certain ones while we're working on fixing them.