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Home » U++ TheIDE » U++ TheIDE: Other Features Wishlist and/or Bugs » Minor issues in Navigator bar
Minor issues in Navigator bar [message #58546] Sat, 11 June 2022 20:21 Go to previous message
qapko is currently offline  qapko
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Location: Slovakia
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Hello.

I would like to report two minor issues in TheIDE's "Navigator bar" - I encountered them when trying to get back an idea of how it all works in TheIDE after some time spent without it - and without C++ too. Wink

For both issues I'm attaching screenshots and also the "repro" source files.

The 1st problem is how layout of "typedef struct" is displayed in the Navigator bar (struct_with_typedef.png) - the last struct member ("c" in this case) is separated from the other struct members by "Struct : typedef ..." item, which is quite surprising.

Possible 2nd problem might be that when "Struct: ..." item in the Navigator bar is selected, the cursor in the source file is moved to the last member of the struct ("c"). This is not that bad, but still the original intent might have been different. Shouldn't it be the next line - the line with the struct name? This point applies for both a "typedef struct" and a "struct" without "typedef" (struct_with_typedef.png, struct_without_typedef.png).

I was considering whether even to bother you with this, but as I can see how well maintained the project still is, I decided to report these issues as something you might have not noticed yet. After all, who is using "typedef struct" in C++, right? Smile

Thank you and have a nice day.

Gabriel
 
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