> When I edit a .c project sample (like todo) I get all the
> functions and
> declarations in a light blue, when I right click on them I
> can jump to the
> delcaration by selecting 'Go To Macro Declaration'. However,
> in my project
> (which was created with a C++ Stationary, it does do that) My
> question is,
> is that capability to jump to the declaration just a C thing?
> and not for
> C++? or am I doing something wrong?
In order to get the Browser functionality you are talking about, you have to
turn off Precompiled Headers and Activate the Browser. Activate the Browser
in two places -- in the Edit-Preferences Editor-Browser Display panel and
then in the project Settings under Target-Build Extras. To turn off PCHs,
put the line
#define PILOT_PRECOMPILED_HEADERS_OFF
at the beginning of your project. The difference you are seeing is that the
example projects already turned off the PCHs, so you saw the browser pieces
you'd expect.
-hkmlt
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