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Espressi-IDE 3.0.0 doesn't have "Open declaration" in context menu (IEP-1266) #995

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dariomingarelli opened this issue Jun 18, 2024 · 9 comments

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@dariomingarelli
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Espressi-IDE 3.0.0 doesn't have "Open declaration" in context menu.
I try also "F3" but doesn't work.

To reproduce:
A) highlight any var and click with mouse "right button" (two finger click on touchpad for MacOs) and search for "Open declaration".
B) highlight any var and press "F3"

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@zjanosy
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zjanosy commented Jun 18, 2024

Use Ctrl-click instead.

@dariomingarelli
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Use Ctrl-click instead.

Do you mean for opening context menu ar directly open the declaration?

@zjanosy
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zjanosy commented Jun 18, 2024

Ctrl-click on the variable or function name to open the declaration.

@dariomingarelli
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Ctrl-click on the variable or function name to open the declaration.

That works (CMD + click on MacOs).

By the way... I think that is useful also to add it on context menu!

@zjanosy
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zjanosy commented Jun 18, 2024

I agree, although once you get used to the Ctrl-click method, it may be even more convenient. But I also miss opening a header file using the context menu, and I did not find how to do this in the new editor.

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zjanosy commented Jun 18, 2024

Actually, Ctrl-click works for opening a header as well...

@thaivuongha
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Me too. ESP IDE 3.0.0, I pressed F3 or Ctrl+ClickLeft but can not open declaration. All are hidden

@kolipakakondal
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Hi @thaivuongha Could you please check the below key configured or not? C/C++ Editor in 3.0.0 is LSP based which uses Generic Code Editor keys.

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Hi @kolipakakondal . I tried and succeeded. Thank you so much!

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