Finding Class definitions in CodeJock

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   Writing MFC Apps - its usually very nice if I can right mouse click a variable and select 'Go To Definition'...
This doesn't work UNLES  - you add the CodeJock SLN to your project.
Load up a Code Jock project.
If your not sure how to do this - make sure you have the Solution Explorer Window open (View -> Solution Explorer ( Ctrl - Alt - L).
Right mouse click where it says - " Solution - "My Solution" (1 Project) "
From the menu select -> Add -> Existing Project
Now use the browse box and search for your CodeJock directory - usually something like -:
"C:\Program Files\Codejock Software\MFC\Xtreme Toolkit Pro v9.70\WorkSpace\ToolkitPro "
Select the workspace you are working with - Static or Shared.... eg. -  "ToolkitProShared_vc71.vcproj"  or  "ToolkitProStatic_vc71.vcproj"
To test its working - go back into your working project and right click a CodeJock defined variable eg.  

CXTPPropertyGridItem
And select - "Go To Definition" -
Bing - up comes the definition - VERY HANDY!!!
Keep it real.
Rich

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Kevin6 Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Groupie Joined: 13 May 2005 Location: United Kingdom Status: Offline Points: 30	Post Options Post Reply Quote Kevin6 Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: Finding Class definitions in CodeJock Posted: 19 August 2005 at 6:29am
	Writing MFC Apps - its usually very nice if I can right mouse click a variable and select 'Go To Definition'... This doesn't work UNLES - you add the CodeJock SLN to your project. Load up a Code Jock project. If your not sure how to do this - make sure you have the Solution Explorer Window open (View -> Solution Explorer ( Ctrl - Alt - L). Right mouse click where it says - " Solution - "My Solution" (1 Project) " From the menu select -> Add -> Existing Project Now use the browse box and search for your CodeJock directory - usually something like -: "C:\Program Files\Codejock Software\MFC\Xtreme Toolkit Pro v9.70\WorkSpace\ToolkitPro " Select the workspace you are working with - Static or Shared.... eg. - "ToolkitProShared_vc71.vcproj" or "ToolkitProStatic_vc71.vcproj" To test its working - go back into your working project and right click a CodeJock defined variable eg. CXTPPropertyGridItem And select - "Go To Definition" - Bing - up comes the definition - VERY HANDY!!! Keep it real. Rich
	Kevin.