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 When defining custom rules, Intellisense doesn’t work
I am using Visual Studio as IDE for compiling project with other specific compiler, so to make everything work I made my own custom rules for compiling and linking. The problem is that Open Document option doesn't work. For example: in file main.cpp there is a line #include "Types.h" Highlight 'Types', right click, press Open Document, this actually works if main.cpp and Types.h are in the same directory, but suppose Types.h is in directory 'CommonTypes'... it doesn't work...even if i add "CommonTypes " I have a field "Additional Include Paths" in my custom rule which is used when compiling, but I don't know how to associate given paths with Visual Studio 'build system path' which as I guess is used when invoking 'Open Document' option... Is that even possible? Sure I could go to Tools->Options->VC ++ directories and add paths there, but it will add paths for all projects on my pc and I don't want this. I guess this is also related to this problem, for ex., Preprocessor defines like _DEBUG, also doesn't work, cause Intellisense doesn't see them

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ASKED: June 25, 2009  9:28 AM
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