Topic : Ride7: How to display *.h file dependencies?

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November 14, 2008 - 6:32pm Guest	Can Ride7 be made to show .h file dependencies in the project pane. In RIDE6, each C file in the pane had a drop-down list of all it's includes. rgds Steven

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+1 0 -1 November 17, 2008 - 5:21am Guest	You can drag .h file and drop in your project
+1 0 -1 November 17, 2008 - 3:47pm Guest	True, but RIDE6 would automattically show the *.h files included by each 'C" file.
+1 0 -1 November 18, 2008 - 8:59am Guest	I have got similar problem. When I have created the project it was working fine: i.e. Headers dependencies were displayed. Sizes of text, data and bss next to each file were displayed. When I have changed file only this one file was compiled. The rest was only linked. Then I did something (I do not now what?) and all this features was missing. Header files dependencies is not displayed. Sizes is not displayed. All my project is recompiled each time I run a compilation. Please can you give me explanation, how to restore previous functionality?
+1 0 -1 November 19, 2008 - 2:39pm Guest	Hi These information should be shown by default when a project build successfully. You can choose to show or hide them from the project view in Ride7 using the button "Show". We have seen that problem quite recently that these information could disappear without any visible reason. We did found any solution to bring it back excepted to create a new project. So we had to correct problem this by changing the way these information were treated. Unfortunately we have no fix for this problem but it appears rarely and the correction will be available up on next release. Best regards, Matloub
+1 0 -1 November 19, 2008 - 11:18pm Guest	Hi Matloub Got it! Thx Steven
+1 0 -1 November 21, 2008 - 10:41am Guest	matloub wrote: We have seen that problem quite recently that these information could disappear without any visible reason. We did found any solution to bring it back excepted to create a new project. Hi Matloub, I think I reproduced this error for you. I moved my project to different folder and this error (I wrote in previous post) occurs. i.e. I have created project in: C:\Documents and Settings\jarek\Pulpit\Projekty\STM\Programy\29 and everything was ok then I moved it to: C:\Documents and Settings\jarek\Pulpit\Projekty\STM\Programy\29.1_Dziala3EtykietyWPozycji and start project from new localization. I hope this will help you, best reg, J.O.