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dbattaglia
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8 years ago

version 12.3 useunit links broken

I am testing out the 12.3 version of TestComplete (12.30.1651.7) and noticed that the USEUNIT file links are broken.   In previous versions, you can click context menu/go to declaration or ctrl+cli...
  • marinb's avatar
    marinb
    8 years ago

    I have created an earlier post about it a while ago.

    Turns out they have disabled this feature on purpose. It's not a bug, but working as intended now.

     

    This was their response on this issue:

     

    "Our developers have decided to treat the ability to go to the declaration of a function in a comment as a bug. They've removed this feature with the reasoning that the code editor will behave as the Visual Studio editor does. Visual Studio does not allow going to the declaration of a function within a comment and so, our code editor will behave the same way.

     

    I do agree with you however that this functionality should remain. A workaround would be to create a dummy function at the top that has all of your functions in it with a blank return statement as the first line.

     

    I'm sorry I couldn't get this feature added back in."

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dbattaglia
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thanks for the info tristaanogre.

 

i didn't think to check the comment-ness.

 

HKosova can you share any info on this issue?

dbattaglia's avatar
dbattaglia
Contributor
8 years ago

i think it is worth noting that we are currently running testcomplete 12.0 and this useunit file link go to declaration feature works fine in vbscript, javascript and python projects.

 

is there a bug or feature enhancement ticket open for this in 12.3?

 

it is not a huge problem, but it is a helpful feature.

 

thanks,

daniel

 

 

  • marinb's avatar
    marinb
    Contributor
    8 years ago

    I have created an earlier post about it a while ago.

    Turns out they have disabled this feature on purpose. It's not a bug, but working as intended now.

     

    This was their response on this issue:

     

    "Our developers have decided to treat the ability to go to the declaration of a function in a comment as a bug. They've removed this feature with the reasoning that the code editor will behave as the Visual Studio editor does. Visual Studio does not allow going to the declaration of a function within a comment and so, our code editor will behave the same way.

     

    I do agree with you however that this functionality should remain. A workaround would be to create a dummy function at the top that has all of your functions in it with a blank return statement as the first line.

     

    I'm sorry I couldn't get this feature added back in."

    • dbattaglia's avatar
      dbattaglia
      Contributor
      8 years ago

      Hey thanks marinb, I appreciate the info.

       

      This answer makes sense, just like tristaanogre said initially, the comment thing is logical for 'turning off' the go-to-declaration feature.

       

      I am ok with this, like I said this is a low priority question/concern.

       

      Again thanks for the info!

       

      Daniel