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Re: Find declaration function parameter class - Don't work
It works at least in some cases, see the screenshot below
Could you PM me sample where it doesn't work so that we can test and fix that case?
- finddeclaration.gif (165.94 KiB) Viewed 2961 times
Blumentals Software Programmer
Re: Find declaration function parameter class - Don't work
Use a project, then it will work. Make sure Masina.php is in the active project. If you don't want to set up a project, you can use menu File -> Open Folder for the same effect.
If you are using a project and it still doesn't work, go to menu Project -> Edit Current Project -> Library Paths and click Refresh Library Data.
If you are using a project and it still doesn't work, go to menu Project -> Edit Current Project -> Library Paths and click Refresh Library Data.
Blumentals Software Programmer