This patch:
- changes the indexer to use whatever source/header extensions are defined in CModelManager
- updated the search shortcut so that Ctrl + H will bring up the C/C++ search in a source/header extension file
- flushes the CDT log file after each index merge (ie. each time the indexer completes an index)
core:
PST changes:
- modify lookupConstructor to copy the constructor list before resolving
on it
- modify checkUserDefinedConversionSequence the same way
- modify isValidFunctionOverload to check for forward declarations
core.tests:
- added testBug43951 to CompleteParseASTTest
Search filtering was broken, it would have become more obvious when
searching larger projects with includes.
core:
-modify BasicSearchMatch.equals()
tests:
modified OtherPatternTests.testBug42911() and renamed it
testBug42911_43988
Bug 43450 - Path strings containing backslashes need quoting by hand
The user needs to input strings in whatever manner necessary for their
build tools to work. If that means quoting them, then quote them.
However, if the user does quote them, then the scanner needs to handle
that when looking for include files:
core:
-modify Scanner.handleInclusion
core.tests:
- added testBug43450 to ManagedBuildTests.java
- added a user include to plugin.xml
the logic for managing the makefiles in the face of a header file
modification. There seems to be a problem (maybe with the dependency
calculation) for dependants in other projects when a header file is moved,
but other than that the builder seems to respond properly.
Here's a patch that creates and manages a CDT log file in the .metadata\.plugins\org.eclipse.cdt.core folder. This log file, for now, will contain indexer failure messages and parser failure messages - particularly inclusion failures. These messages were being logged to the PDE error log which, given the number of failures that we can expect on some files, was filling up rather quickly. I put a 5MB limit on the CDT log file after which it gets deleted and a new one gets created. The intent of this log file is to help a user figure out why something isn't being indexed properly - the usual reasons are: i) can't find an include file, ii) symbols not defined.
Also in this patch are 2 minor UI fixes: i) dedicated to Brent - Ctrl+H now brings up the C++ Search Dialog for all C Editor supported extensions, and ii) especially for Alain - F3 will perform a Open Declarations.
