New version which:
1. First find header as:
a. selection if any, search domain is ‘all’
b. quoted string on #include/#import line, search domain is ‘user’/‘system’
depending on quoting style
c. use TextMate::UI.request_string, search domain is ‘all’
2. Then find search path as:
a. if domain is ‘user’, check TM_USR_HEADER_PATH
b. if domain is ‘system’, check TM_SYS_HEADER_PATH
c. if domain is ‘all’, join the two variables
3. If #2 gave no directories, run gcc/g++ (depending on scope) and parse the
output to find the header search path (corresponding to domain).
4. If the header is a path, like “A/B.h”, we also search for
“A.framework/Headers/B.h”.
Possible improvements:
• allow the user to augment the search path, as #2 (above) is not ideal for
only adding, since we need to provide the full search path, and since #3 is
instant (on my system) there is really no advantage in “caching” the result
• allow the user to set a SDK prefix (Chris, you really need this? :) )
• when we find an Xcode project, add the following to the search path:
1. “«product build directory»/«configuration»”
2. “«product build
directory»/«target».build/«configuration»/«target».build/DerivedSources”
3. HEADER_SEARCH_PATHS and USER_HEADER_SEARCH_PATHS (from project.pbxproj)
Changed:
U trunk/Bundles/C.tmbundle/Commands/Quick Open.plist
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