Description Michael 2011-07-21 03:41:11 EDT

Build Identifier: Build id: 20110218-0911

The function that is broken in the C++ IDE is (in the text editor) selecting a C++ class function declaration in the header file (.h), hitting F3 and expecting to go to the function declaration in the implementation (.cpp) file.

This "go to declaration" doesn't work if the function either:
 - returns std::string, or
 - has argument of std::string

What is interesting is that if I typedef the std::string to eg stdstring, the "go to declaration" feature works.

Reproducible: Always

Steps to Reproduce:
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1.Create header file containing class...

#ifndef TESTCLASS_H_
#define TESTCLASS_H_

#include <string>

using namespace std;
typedef std::string stdstring;

class testClass
{
public:
	testClass();
	virtual ~testClass();

	void f3_works_a(stdstring a);
	void f3_doesntwork_b(std::string b);
	void f3_doesntwork_c(string c);
	stdstring f3_works_d();
	std::string f3_doesntwork_e();
	string f3_doesntwork_f();
	
};

#endif /* TESTCLASS_H_ */

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2. Create implementation file containing

#include "testClass.h"
testClass::testClass(){}
testClass::~testClass(){}
void testClass::f3_works_a(stdstring a){}
void testClass::f3_doesntwork_b(std::string b){}
void testClass::f3_doesntwork_c(string c){}
stdstring testClass::f3_works_d(){}
std::string testClass::f3_doesntwork_e(){}
string testClass::f3_doesntwork_f(){}

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3. For each function in the header file, select and hit F3

You will see that "go to declaration" for functions a & d work, and functions b, c, e, f do not work.