Perhaps you have a plugin or custom syntax interfering. Have you tried reverting to a freshly installed state.
ST3 : 'Goto Definition' and C/C++ enumerations
marcvandyke
#22
Just 2 plug in, Compare Side-By-Side and Sync View Scroll.
And a couple of added Key bindings.
In your example you are hovering over the enum keyword not the type.
I need to be able to find the value of type in some include file.
enum one_enum {
abc=0,
def,
ghi
};
main(){
int a;
a=abc; // will not find abc
one_enum b; // will find one_enum
}
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marcvandyke
#26
Ok I tracked down that link and the links included in it. It lead to a dead end.
I left this comment at the end of the threads on git. Any chance we can get some kind of compromise solution for enum?
Can we change the definition of ready for release from completely working to mostly/somewhat working?
I get that what is mentioned below is the complete list. But how about the basics. C/C++, enum, typedef enum.
It is just a pain to use Find In Files to track down an enum type.
Thanks, Marc
We'll need tests for a number of variations on enum, enum class, typedef enum identifier identifier, typedef enum identifier {} identifier, and typedef enum { } identifier
The changes will need to be ported to the Objective-C and Objective-C++ syntaxes also. The differences in the languages prevent large-scale reuse, so most contexts are duplicated between C/Objective-C and C++/Objective
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RichardN
#27
Just upgraded to ST4 and the same lack of index support for enum values. This is such a basic functional part of editor. It may seem like a small thing but can turn in to a big turn off. Really like ST4 but please address this problem. A partial solution is better than none if you can’t cover all of corner cases discussed in this thread.
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