andrewjb
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Switch between .cpp and .h in Studio..
Having just decided to move from Borland Builder to VStudio.net, I can see I'm going to have lots of niggling questions here...
Is there a quick (hotkey) way to jump from the .cpp file to it's corresponding header file and vice-versa?
Is there a quick (hotkey) way to jump from the .cpp file to it's corresponding header file and vice-versa?
ASKER
Yup - found those. But I hoped that there'd be a like-Builder option. Pressing Ctl-F6 switched between the .cpp and .h automatically. Is there no equivalent (or way to set one up?)
Ugh.
Ugh.
No, there is no equivalent but I am sure you will discover many features in Visual C++ that Borland's doesn't have...
ASKER
The question:
Is there a quick (hotkey) way to jump from the .cpp file to it's corresponding header file and vice-versa?
The answer:
No
So, i don't see a reason to close/refund, when author doesn't get the answer he/she likes.
Is there a quick (hotkey) way to jump from the .cpp file to it's corresponding header file and vice-versa?
The answer:
No
So, i don't see a reason to close/refund, when author doesn't get the answer he/she likes.
ASKER
I'm not going to argue for 50 points - let the mod decide.
However, there is a much better anwer than 'No', as I later discovered and have herein posted..
However, there is a much better anwer than 'No', as I later discovered and have herein posted..
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Also, when you are in the .cpp file, you can press right button over the #include "yourheader.h" sentence (over the filename itself). A pop up menu will appear, choose: Open Document "yourheader.h"