Navigate Backward/Forward
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Navigate Backward/Forward
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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Re: Navigate Backward/Forward
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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Re: Navigate Backward/Forward
Works fine here ( on all 3 OSs...)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?
I am using the default Ctrl+> and Ctrl+<
This is usually a Makefile problem.SteelRat wrote:sources were successfully compiled, when i press F7 it compiles again. =(
Try re-building (clean followed by build) this usually fixes the issue
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Re: Navigate Backward/Forward
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.
upd: Shortcuts now works.
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Re: Navigate Backward/Forward
The reason why clean it everything is because you probably defined build order
For your active project
Eran
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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Re: Navigate Backward/Forward
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")SteelRat wrote:Yes, i defined. But i can't understand why it affects "Clean project"?
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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