I am playing around with SDL a bit and created some classes. When i decided to change view mode of the class brouwser i not only see the classes of my project, i also see all struct and function of the SDL api.
This is a very nice feature to learn about an api, so i think it should stay (but i don't dare to try it on a file including windows.h).. On the other hand, it does obfuscate my own classes, and i was hoping to get an clear overview of that. Now they are hidden in a pile of functions i'm not going to use or at least do not want to change myself.
Is it possible to get an viewmode in between "current file" and "all files"? Something like "project files"........
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Anonymous
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2002-09-13
huh, i tried this on one of my wingdi projects and there i only see my own classes. Why do i see all SDL functions in a sdl project and why don't i see all win functions in my wingdi project. I use namespaces in the wingdi project, is that it????
stephan
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I am playing around with SDL a bit and created some classes. When i decided to change view mode of the class brouwser i not only see the classes of my project, i also see all struct and function of the SDL api.
This is a very nice feature to learn about an api, so i think it should stay (but i don't dare to try it on a file including windows.h).. On the other hand, it does obfuscate my own classes, and i was hoping to get an clear overview of that. Now they are hidden in a pile of functions i'm not going to use or at least do not want to change myself.
Is it possible to get an viewmode in between "current file" and "all files"? Something like "project files"........
huh, i tried this on one of my wingdi projects and there i only see my own classes. Why do i see all SDL functions in a sdl project and why don't i see all win functions in my wingdi project. I use namespaces in the wingdi project, is that it????
stephan