September 28, 2017 Eclipse DDT Include Path | ||||
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I'm using Eclipse with DDT but it does not find all of the imports In my dub.json i have "importPaths" : ["/usr/include/dmd/gtkd3"], and this works well with dub but in Eclipse the 'Open Definition' feature does not work with 'gtk.Window' for example and gives an error: 'Symbol gtk.Window has no source range info!'. It works with 'std.stdio' etc. should i add the path to dmd.conf directly or can i set it only for the project in eclipse? |
September 30, 2017 Re: Eclipse DDT Include Path | ||||
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Posted in reply to number | On Thursday, 28 September 2017 at 17:52:52 UTC, number wrote:
> I'm using Eclipse with DDT but it does not find all of the imports
>
> In my dub.json i have
> "importPaths" : ["/usr/include/dmd/gtkd3"],
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> and this works well with dub but in Eclipse the 'Open Definition' feature does not work with 'gtk.Window' for example and gives an error: 'Symbol gtk.Window has no source range info!'.
> It works with 'std.stdio' etc.
>
> should i add the path to dmd.conf directly or can i set it only for the project in eclipse?
Adding to dmd.conf did not help with Eclipse. I also did not know that the DDT is discontinued. Then i tried Intellij but i had the same problem there. Now i'm quite happy with MonoDevelop. The only issue is that it keeps spawning gdb instances that i have to kill from time to time.
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