Hi, I'd like to know if there is a way an include file from the CPP file: for example, right clicking on the #include "mickymouse.h" the included file is automatically open.
Thank you in advance
Luigi
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You can use Dev as an editor and open it just like a regular source file, anyway thats what I do. I have not seen something like you describe, but I have missed a lot in my life...
Wayne
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I really like the Ctrl-Click thing to. Have went into many files that way, with no issues so far so things like "When i press Ctrl and Click over a header like commdlg.h nothing happens" have never happened to me. I suggest checking your include dir.
Curtis
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Hi, I'd like to know if there is a way an include file from the CPP file: for example, right clicking on the #include "mickymouse.h" the included file is automatically open.
Thank you in advance
Luigi
You can use Dev as an editor and open it just like a regular source file, anyway thats what I do. I have not seen something like you describe, but I have missed a lot in my life...
Wayne
What u mean is open the .h file?
Press Crtl and click on the header name is ok
->Press Crtl and click on the heade
thanks! it a nice feature!
Patrick
But it only opens header files which are in the same directory as the .dev file.
When i press Ctrl and Click over a header like commdlg.h nothing happens.
I got <string> I guess it has to be in the paths
Patrick
I really like the Ctrl-Click thing to. Have went into many files that way, with no issues so far so things like "When i press Ctrl and Click over a header like commdlg.h nothing happens" have never happened to me. I suggest checking your include dir.
Curtis
That's right. It checks for the file in all the project and global include dirs...
Yiannis.
You can add .h files to the project so that they appear in the "project" pane. The IDE is smart enough not to try to compile/link these.
Clifford