Say I've got a class inheritance design like so:
class Abstract
{
virtual void foo() = 0;
}
class Base : public Abstract
{
virtual void foo();
}
class Child : public Base
{
virtual void foo() override;
}
class Grandchild : public Child
{
virtual void foo() override;
}
Is there any way in Qt Creator to only show me the places where
Grandchild::foo() is called? Right now, I'm finding that even if I go to
grandchild.cpp, put my cursor on void Grandchild::foo(), and then select "Find
Reference to Symbol Under Cursor", it shows me every instance of EVERY foo()
called anywhere in the program, including the declarations/definitions of
Abstract::foo(), Base::foo() and Child::foo(), which I don't care about at the
moment.
Currently, Base::foo() and Child::foo() are behaving correctly, but I have a
bug in Grandchild::foo(), so I'm trying to see the full impact of where
Grandchild::foo() is called to see how big of a ripple effect I might create by
changing its behavior.
Sean
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