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It's works from Search menu, but does not work by shortcut key. I tried to change key, but it still does nothing. What am i doing wrong?
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And second question, i think there is no need to create new thread for it. When i building my project it compiles every time from very beginning except precompiled headers. Even if i have linking errors and all the sources were successfully compiled, when i press F7 it compiles again. =(
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SteelRat wrote:It's works from Search menu, but does not work by shortcut key. I tried to change key, but it still does nothing. What am i doing wrong?
Works fine here ( on all 3 OSs...)
I am using the default Ctrl+> and Ctrl+<
SteelRat wrote:sources were successfully compiled, when i press F7 it compiles again. =(
This is usually a Makefile problem.
Try re-building (clean followed by build) this usually fixes the issue

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Ok, so these are my problems. =) By the way, "Build->Clean project" command cleaned all projects in workspace. Is this my problem too? =)

upd: Shortcuts now works.
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The reason why clean it everything is because you probably defined build order
For your active project

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Yes, i defined. But i can't understand why it affects "Clean project"? What if there are two or more big libraries that were not changed six months, i have no need to rebuild them.
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SteelRat wrote:Yes, i defined. But i can't understand why it affects "Clean project"?
Cleaning a project (or building, or rebuilding) will always perform this task on the dependent project first (in the order specificied by the "Build Order")
If you wish to clean this project only, right click on the project and select "Project Only -> Clean" (or build)

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Thank you, Eran! =)
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