hmm remove the buggy speller

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hooper
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hmm remove the buggy speller

#1 Post by hooper » 23 Dec 2010 23:47

the speller does not recognize constants that have ben defined in a separate file.
THus, get rid of it ( or fix it... :) )

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slavisa.zlatanovic
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Re: hmm remove the buggy speller

#2 Post by slavisa.zlatanovic » 29 Dec 2010 14:32

Hi!

I couldn't reproduce the issue you're talking about.
I created the "constants.h" file and included it in the file in which I wanted to use those constants (#include "constants.h").
Everything worked OK.
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Slavisa

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Re: hmm remove the buggy speller

#3 Post by Mince-n-Tatties » 29 Dec 2010 22:08

i think hooper is talking about this http://www.mikroe.com/forum/viewtopic.p ... t=multiple

i have can confirm the issue still exists in 4.6.0.0.
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Mince

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Re: hmm remove the buggy speller

#4 Post by sophtware » 30 Dec 2010 04:41

I can confirm the problem still exists too.

When I turn off the spell check, the problem goes away. Otherwise, I get random constants with little red squigglies under them. Get a few of them displaying at the same time on the screen, and, BAM!, the editor slows to a crawl (and crashes sometime too).

I do like that fact that 4.6 now allows you to get rid of those annoying lines that showed between curly braces. It's called "Show Indent Guides".

Mikro: To replicate the problem, create a new project, and a header file and include one "#define MY_VAR 0", then use it in the main file. You'll see the problem.
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Michael Lange

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slavisa.zlatanovic
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Re: hmm remove the buggy speller

#5 Post by slavisa.zlatanovic » 04 Jan 2011 13:21

Hi!
Mikro: To replicate the problem, create a new project, and a header file and include one "#define MY_VAR 0", then use it in the main file. You'll see the problem.
I've managed to reproduce the issue you're talking about. I'll inform our software developers of it.
Sorry for the inconvenience.
Best regards
Slavisa

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