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I have two c++ console projects inside one solution and I created both XXX.h file on one and second project (different name but same class names). Problem arise when I wanted on first project make method separation from *h.file to *.cpp file. Some functions take deffinitions from second project XXX.h file, because they have same names, which is strange.
I wonder what happened because the first project has no reference to the second project. How to resolve this problem?
I tried rename a file name, change different namespace and reopen solution didn't work. What only work is change class name, or change method names.
I created simple solution with that problem. I add comments to MyClass.h file
https://1drv.ms/u/s!Ahjs_BVflDE3cqqfeZKEA-mbje0?e=5F5d6i
Hello,
check the include paths of your projects. Put the headers and cpp files of each project in different directories. Add only the corresponding directory to the project include directory.
Check that there are no full paths in the #include directives in your source and header files (no #include "C:\path\XXX.h", only #include "XXX.h")
Regards, Guido
I just create whole new solution with two projects, same problem happened. I tried move h files into new directory and same problem. Even, they are nowhere included.
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In my opinion, the cause may be some deficiency in the Intellisense parsing part of the IDE. So, I recommend you to use another method: View->Code Definition Window->Call up this window to clarify the function location.
Can you explain more your method, please? I am not understand what you mean Call up this window to clarify the function location, this action is missing under View->Code Definition Window.
If it means I'll get where the definition are from *.h in first project, they are definitely from second project. The function is called View Call Hierarchy, but I don't need a Code Definition Window for that.
I mean this flaw cannot be avoided at the moment. So you could determine which function when going to definition by calling Code Definition Window. Besides, I suggest that you could submit this question to Microsoft Developer Community.
Thanks, I'll submit the question to Microsoft Developer Community.