Hi,
is there any way to activate the include header path autocomplete functionality again in Xcode 13 using C++ or has this feature been abandoned?
Regards, Hartwig
Hi,
is there any way to activate the include header path autocomplete functionality again in Xcode 13 using C++ or has this feature been abandoned?
Regards, Hartwig
meet same problem
import autocomplete only work like ../../xxxx.h
So far, I've found a way to get header path auto-complete working again in a C project under Xcode 13.
Note: I've tried doing the same with a C++ project but the C++ std library headers don't appear in the auto-complete list, rather the C headers do. (?)
In a C project, typing #include <stdio.h>
will now properly display a list of header names for autocomplete. This also appears to fix the issue with local project headers not auto-completing if found in a project subdirectory different than the current file.
One caveat is that if you try to type in a library header, e.g. #include <SDL2/
(i.e. stopping at the forward slash), the headers found in the library do not appear in auto-complete. So in this example, SDL_image.h
(one header found in the SDL2
library), will not automatically appear as an available header to be selected in the drop-down list. You would have to type it in manually; i.e. #include <SDL2/SDL_image.h>
.
you don't have to leave it on Legacy. You can switch it back and it will still work. Only seems to matter that this setting changes at some point.
But this does not fix the issue that headers having a .hpp suffix are still not found.
having the same problem. How on earth can this be? Apple please fix this asap