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 1614: Find References vs #define
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accord
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Posted - Nov 09 2007 :  6:35:24 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
VAX 1614, VS2005 SP1, WinXP SP2, C++


class cTest {
public:
	void Update();
};

class cTest2 {
public:
	void Update();
};

#define TEST(x) x.Update()

class cTest3 {
	void Update()
	{
		cTest test;
		cTest2 test2;

		TEST(test);
		TEST(test2);
	}
};


Paste this into a cpp, it will compile. Now use rename refactor on Update() in cTest class. Try to compile again.

As you can see the problem is, find references will find Update() in the #define also.
I think, references in #defines should not show, or should be marked by "?" icon at least.

Edited by - accord on Nov 11 2007 09:56:14 AM

feline
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Posted - Nov 12 2007 :  07:43:51 AM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
I am seeing the same effect here. I agree, listing the #define entry with a question mark icon in Find References would be very sensible, and it should not be ticked by default in Rename:

case=9860

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Posted - Feb 25 2013 :  12:18:58 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
case=9860 is fixed in build 1929
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