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jzq740176597
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Posted - Jan 16 2013 :  9:28:01 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
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feline
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Posted - Jan 16 2013 :  10:29:07 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
I don't understand your code. InitBaseMem() is a function, why is Alt-G going to the macro DECLARE_IMP_NODE_FUNC?

And why is Alt-G on this macro taking you to the function declaration?

Are you able to post a code snippet that reproduces this effect, so I can see what is happening?
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jzq740176597
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Posted - Jan 17 2013 :  7:02:50 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote 
#define DECLARE_IMP_NODE_FUNC			\public:\	virtual int GetMemLinkType()const;	\\		
private:	\	void InitBaseMem(){/*+?+?+?+?-?+?+?-+-+-?impNode-?-?+?+?-?+?-?+?+?-?*/\		m_pMainGJ=m_pSubGJ=NULL;m_pParaLib=NULL;m_pNodePara=NULL;\		m_dLocation=0;m_idGroup=0;\	}\\


In the class declare h file

class A{
public:
 DECLARE_IMP_NODE_FUNC
};


The refer is class A 's member function

void impBBInsNode::Init()
{
	InitBaseMem();
	m_pLinkYYUp=NULL;
	m_pLinkYYDwn=NULL;
	m_pLinkFB=NULL;
	m_bSubEnd=FALSE;
}
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Edited by - jzq740176597 on Jan 17 2013 7:03:22 PM
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feline
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Posted - Jan 18 2013 :  1:49:18 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Thank you for the code, I can see what you are doing now. For Alt-g, what happens when the macro takes parameters? What happens when the macro is used in more than one class?

In both of these cases you are going to want Alt-g to do this, to jump to where the macro is used inside the class. Find References might help you a bit here, it is listing the function declaration inside the macro for me.
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jzq740176597
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Posted - Jan 21 2013 :  06:00:56 AM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Roger-?-? thanks
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