From Where Does Creator Read Program Symbols?
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Hi all -
I recently updated Qt Creator on one of my systems, and now, when I open a source file, nothing shows up under the "<Select Symbol>" option at the top of the editor. Can someone tell me where Creator gets this information, and how to get this very helpful feature working again?
Thanks...
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Hi all -
I recently updated Qt Creator on one of my systems, and now, when I open a source file, nothing shows up under the "<Select Symbol>" option at the top of the editor. Can someone tell me where Creator gets this information, and how to get this very helpful feature working again?
Thanks...
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@mzimmers
Have you done the usual: delete everything in the debug build output directory, and start again? If you mean debug information in your project? [I haven't got Creator here, not sure what "<Select Symbol>" option is.]@JonB I just realized that the problem is specific to one project, for which I only use Creator as my editor and code browser. I don't build from it (yet, I'd love to). It's an embedded application.
I'm referring to the combo box at the top of the editor screen that shows you all the relevant symbols in the file you're editing. If it's a source file, it shows you all the functions; if it's a header file, it shows you all your structs, defines, etc.
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@JonB I just realized that the problem is specific to one project, for which I only use Creator as my editor and code browser. I don't build from it (yet, I'd love to). It's an embedded application.
I'm referring to the combo box at the top of the editor screen that shows you all the relevant symbols in the file you're editing. If it's a source file, it shows you all the functions; if it's a header file, it shows you all your structs, defines, etc.
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@mzimmers
Well, you don't checkin anything other than your source files & the.pro, so there's nothing needed to be saved to reconstruct. So as long you have a sensible editor code model it ought to work? I'll keep quiet now, someone else will know.
