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mrnancy
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 Posted - Apr 27 2020 : 04:51:27 AM
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recently i use shortcut: alt+g (goto implementation), vax shows:
it's very weird
how can i fix it, tks
VAX Version: 10.9.2366
VS Version: Visual Studio 2019
language: c#
use F12(default goto implementation in vs), seems normal
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Edited by - mrnancy on Apr 27 2020 09:50:33 AM |
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feline
Whole Tomato Software
United Kingdom
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Posted - Apr 27 2020 : 05:40:32 AM
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If you close this menu and open it again, do you get the same result?
What programming language are you working in? I am guessing C#, but this is just a guess.
What are you triggering Alt-G on? Is it a symbol defined in your solution? A symbol from a library? Something from a core .NET library? |
zen is the art of being at one with the two'ness |
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mrnancy
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Posted - Apr 27 2020 : 09:43:20 AM
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close it menu and open it again, get the same result
lang: c#
symbol defined in sln, symbol from a library, both triggering the problems
i used the f12, get the normal result |
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feline
Whole Tomato Software
United Kingdom
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Posted - Apr 28 2020 : 07:08:15 AM
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If you do this on a symbol from your solution, what file does VA suggest? If you accept the menu, does this file actually exist, and are we able to open it in the IDE?
If you use VA's Open Symbol in Solution dialog (Alt-Shift-S) and search for the symbol name, are we listing the symbol along with the correct file in this dialog? I am wondering if the problem is with us understanding the symbol where it is defined in your solution, or in the lookup done for Alt-G. |
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Problem about Goto implementation
