Thanks a lot. According to my understanding, after document is parsed using
doc->check(), the symbols of different documents are actually not linked to
each other. That is to say, if A is defined in docA, and used in docB and we
got Symbol* varA, we can't directly get its definition from any member
variable of class Symbol. All we have to do is to search it in the database and
that takes much more time.
Now the APIs is a little dispersed, for a new developer like me, it's hard to
remember a lot of classes whose name are totally different, such as
SymbolFinder, CppFindReferences. I think if we can provide unified APIs to do
such kind of search(for example, Searcher::findDef, Searcher::findDecl,
Searcher::findUsages, Searcher::findOverridedFuncs), it will bring much
convenience to plugin developers.
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From: "Kosjar Nikolai";
Date: 2014??2??14??(??????) ????5:09
To: "dydx"<[email protected]>; "qt-creator";
Subject: RE: [Qt-creator] problem about symbol hierarchy
Hi!
> So how can I make the scope hierarchy completed in order to merge the
> function node?
As I already wrote in another mail, use e.g.
SymbolFinder::findMatchingDefinition().
But...what should happen if you click on a function entry in your class view?
Should it jump to the declaration or definition? You could leave the one or the
other out...
Nikolai
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