Question

I have a simple problem with the live parsing on NetBeans, which only affects the editor;

The code works correctly and all dependencies are been satisfied.
But the code editor seems not work correctly.

I’ve done several searches on the web, but I not found anything, just some old bugs of C++ plugin, but they all have been resolved.

My setup is this (QT library):

• OS: Mint 13 – 32×86
• NetBeans: 7.2
• Plugin C++: 1.18.1.1
• Qmake: 4.7
• Project type: Dynamic QT C++ Library
• Include JNI ref.: Yes;
• Include QT ref.: Yes;

NetBeans with Error-> http://s1322.beta.photobucket.com/user/RTOSkit/media/Screenshot-10262012-021945PM.png.html

You can also see in the first image, which in the “navigator” missing prototype of the function

In this type of configuration(C++ library with QT include), the error disappears:

• OS: Mint 13 – 32×86
• NetBeans: 7.2
• Plugin C++: 1.18.1.1
• GCC: 4.6
• Project type: C++ Dynamic Library
• Include JNI ref.: Yes;
• Include QT ref.: Yes;

It’s just a graphic problem, the project works perfectly,
But in each line of code that I write, the code editor mark me a totally nonexistent error.

Is there any solution to this problem? Or am I just missing something in the configuration of the IDE?

Answer 1

Solved!

Fortunately the problem was not caused by any bug in the C++ Plugin.

But yes! due to a inclusion priority in QT projects on NetBeansIDE.

The JNI’ includes should be made within the window

“Options->C/C++->Code Assistance->C Compiler”

otherwise the include done in the

“Options->C/C++->Code Assistance->C++ Compiler”

or in the

“Properties->Build->QT->Expert->Custom Definitions-> “INCLUDEPATH
+= “/…”

Will be evaluated only in the compilation step, allowing the compiler compile correctly;
But the “code assistance” will not able to resolve the JNI’ dependencies.

In the case of a C++ standard project (not QT), will suffice the JNI’ includes in the

“Options->C/C++->Code Assistance->C++ Compiler”