Within LADSoft/OrangeC#168 there are many sources in the project "libcob" which have variables defined in the function header. The same variable name is also defined in the file cobc/cobc.h which even belongs to a completely other project "cobc" - and this is used as current target for browse definition.
Example: libcob/fileio.c, cob_fd_file_open():
static int
cob_fd_file_open (cob_file *f, char *filename, const int mode, const int sharing) // line 1252
{
/// some stuff here
if (access (filename, F_OK) && errno == ENOENT) { // line 1272browse to definition on filename in line 1272 should obviously jump to line 1252, but it jumps to the definition of the struct filename in cobc/cobc.h.
Within LADSoft/OrangeC#168 there are many sources in the project "libcob" which have variables defined in the function header. The same variable name is also defined in the file cobc/cobc.h which even belongs to a completely other project "cobc" - and this is used as current target for browse definition.
Example: libcob/fileio.c, cob_fd_file_open():
browse to definition on
filenamein line 1272 should obviously jump to line 1252, but it jumps to the definition of thestruct filenamein cobc/cobc.h.