Re: Can global handle fully qualifed C++ names?

Shigio YAMAGUCHI <[email protected]>
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Hi
It is impossible for the current GLOBAL.

It is already in the TODO list.
[http://www.gnu.org/software/global/plans.html]
o Support of class hierarchy.
[http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/bug-global/2011-07/msg00002.html]

Regards,
Shigio

P.S. Would you please make another thread for another topic? Thank you.

2015-06-21 2:27 GMT+09:00 Gautam Thaker <[email protected]>:

>  Hi:
>
> I have been using global (including its latest "nearness" capability), and
> it is working well for me. I have another question. Can global be asked to
> return a tag for a fully qualifed C++ name such as:
>
> retval = OpenDDS::DCPS::DataWriterImpl::write( ...)
>
> In this software there are 202 "write()" functions, and getting to the
> correct one quickly would be a nice help. In this case when I ask global to
> find this "write" method there is no way, it seems, to tell it the full,
> entirely qualified name. Since OpenDDS::DCPS::  are namespace qualifiers it
> would be nice if global recognized that closed entry is one with the line:
>
> path/path1/DataWriterImpl.cpp:1691:DataWriterImpl::write(..)
>
> No other entry out of 202 comes close to this match.  Is it possible for
> global to somehow find this entry correctly? "nearness" works great, and
> has already saved me much time in navigating around. This case of fully
> qualified names I wish there was support for (or if it exists and I have
> missed seeing it pl. let me know.)
>
> Gautam
>
>


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