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The parsers for C++ and IDL (and possibly others) report errors in the editor panels for many lines that are legal and compile correctly with the build chain. Most errors in IDL are reported simply as "Syntax error in IDL file". Those in C++ vary from include files not found, variables or types not declared, types not resolved, etc. This is very confusing to the user trying to find other errors that actually need to be fixed.
Sometimes the project in the Project Explorer shows a error symbol but no error symbol on any of the files in the project. Other times there are errors reported on lines in the source but the file does NOT show the error symbol in the Project Explorer but the project does. So finding which file has the possible error is very hard (and often it is not actually an error).
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The parsers for C++ and IDL (and possibly others) report errors in the editor panels for many lines that are legal and compile correctly with the build chain. Most errors in IDL are reported simply as "Syntax error in IDL file". Those in C++ vary from include files not found, variables or types not declared, types not resolved, etc. This is very confusing to the user trying to find other errors that actually need to be fixed.
Sometimes the project in the Project Explorer shows a error symbol but no error symbol on any of the files in the project. Other times there are errors reported on lines in the source but the file does NOT show the error symbol in the Project Explorer but the project does. So finding which file has the possible error is very hard (and often it is not actually an error).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: