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and if not using a parametric macro, by manually substituting the parameters:
then everything is fineUnspeakably surprised... ME is completely unable to see variables declared in inludes in other project files on the main level (it doesn't highlight and can't jump to the variable definition).
How long has it been like this?
Unspeakably surprised... ME is completely unable to see variables declared in inludes in other project files on the main level (it doesn't highlight and can't jump to the variable definition).
How long has it been like this?
In each "inluder", you must also specify other files to be linked to.
The project compiles just fine, which means that the compiler sees everything - what's where. The ME editor does not.
Besides, how do you imagine to specify the main executable .mq5 file as an inluder where the variable is declared?
The project compiles just fine, which means that the compiler sees everything - what's where. The ME editor doesn't.
Besides, how do you imagine specifying the main executable .mq5 file as an inline where the variable is declared?
For example, like this:
Or give a brief example, on which you can't do something. It will be faster. )For example, like this:
Or give a brief example, on which you can't do something. It will be faster. )Main.mq5
\Project\Include\
Incl.mqh
...
Main file in the Project folder:
A plug-in file in the Project\Include directory:
Main file in the Project folder:
A plug-in file in the Project\Include directory:
What's the point of this pointless gesture? ME must see (and programmer) variables and functions exactly as the compiler does.
Besides, what you propose in most cases is inconvenient (edit the inludes for each project?).
Each file's intellisense only works within its own scope. That is, the whole file is scanned with all its obvious inclusions.
You propose to show the data of some file without links to other unknown files. This is fundamentally wrong.
So what is this pointless gesture for? ME must see (and the programmer) variables and functions exactly as the compiler does.