Actually it IS implemented, and it's the feature I'm MOSTLY using.
But it is disabled in the official release, because it requires a modded N++.
To be more specific, it requires a N++ which supports searching in a
defined list of documents. I'm using my own modded N++, that's why I
can use that feature.
I honestly wish I could include that feature in the official release of SourceCookifier,
but since the official N++ doesn't support it.. sorry :\
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Nice idea.
Did it requires also a moded N++ just to look for the caller of a function in the same document.
For example, function f1 called in main() can take the cursor to the main() declaration when clicking "find caller" on function f1.
Is this possible for you to do this.
Anyway, thanks for the last version (0.6), it adds a lot of interesting stuffs, good work !
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Actually it IS implemented, and it's the feature I'm MOSTLY using.
But it is disabled in the official release, because it requires a modded N++.
To be more specific, it requires a N++ which supports searching in a
defined list of documents. I'm using my own modded N++, that's why I
can use that feature.
I honestly wish I could include that feature in the official release of SourceCookifier,
but since the official N++ doesn't support it.. sorry :\
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Nice idea.
Did it requires also a moded N++ just to look for the caller of a function in the same document.
For example, function f1 called in main() can take the cursor to the main() declaration when clicking "find caller" on function f1.
Is this possible for you to do this.
Anyway, thanks for the last version (0.6), it adds a lot of interesting stuffs, good work !
No, I wouldn't require a modified N++. It doesn't sound as attractive as searching in lots of files, but I will think about it.