plato
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Reged: Nov 22 2008
Posts: 3
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I have used a variety of other IDEs to develop MCU applications, and a feature that I have always found handy is the ability to right-click on a defined variable and go to the header file where it is define. I am relatively new to the Hi-Tide IDE (dsPIC), and I am running into this snag.
Here is an example of what is happening. I start with the new project wizard, and let the IDE create the project and main() function. Then I write in some __CONFIG lines like __CONFIG(FOSCSEL,FRC). If I right-click on 'FOSCSEL' and go to 'Open Declaraion', nothing happens, and I see a line at the bottom of the IDE saying 'Could not find symbol 'FOSCSEL' in index'.
I am able to open the .h file in notepad and use ctrl-F to find the definition, but I have to believe there is a better way. I am sure I am missing something simple here, and any help would be appreciated.
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Orod
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Reged: Oct 11 2007
Posts: 15
Loc: Brazil
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Have you tried "cntrl+shift+F"? This should look for the text in all files.
It's not as handy as what you described, but might be helpfull.
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