Re: OpenFileUnderCursor

[salvador <sal...@in...>]

"Thiago F.G. Albuquerque" wrote:

> The other day I wrote:
>
> > OpenFileUnderCursor doesn't work with <filename.h>, just with "filename.h"
>
> It turned out that this is not always the case. Sometimes it works just with <filename.h>,
> sometimes just with "filename.h" and sometimes with neither of them. I don't know the reason and I
> was not able to identify the circumstances under which each of these errors occurs. I guess this
> is not very helpful, isn't it? :-/

The problem is simple: For RHIDE the editor looks in %DJDIR%/include and the current directory if the
file isn't there fails. For Linux it just looks in the current directory (even worst).

> There is another thing. I don't know if this is already fixed in SETEDIT (in which case I
> apologize), but this is something I noticed in RHIDE. When you have something like this:
>
> #include "Lexer/Interface.h"
>
> OpenFileUnderCursor tries to open "Interface.h" in current directory. Can this be fixed?

RHIDE provides your own mechanism to load files under cursor. It uses the editor, but Robert provides
a function that is just in the middle of the process. So any complains about it goes to RHIDE list
;-)

About it. After discovering I wasn't even trying to look in /usr/include for Linux I added a new
configuration dialog to setup a list of directories where the editor will search. I had it in my todo
because I code setedit using setedit (not RHIDE) and I needed to have quick access to my headers
(spread in 5 directories).
That's in 0.4.49, lamentably I don't have TV in S.F. and newer versions of the editor needs a TV
that's newer. So I must first release a new TV, but I must close some bug reports first .... will be
available soon, but all of you must be patient.

SET

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