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I have a project with some 15-20 sub-projects. A logical way of organising this would be to use a module for each sub-project. Sadly, with the most recent preview release (for IDEA 15), if I have module A with an include directory, and module B that depends on it, -includes of A header files in B do not resolve.
I'm not sure if they should be — technically this is an IDEA concept/behaviour, not an Erlang one — but this does annoy me and force me to use a single module for all the sub-projects, which limits the kind of things I can easily do from IDEA.
So, I suggest that include directories for dependent modules are also taken into consideration by the plugin.
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You should add module A to module's B dependency list and use include_lib instead of include and everything will work.
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Aug 1, 2019
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I have a project with some 15-20 sub-projects. A logical way of organising this would be to use a module for each sub-project. Sadly, with the most recent preview release (for IDEA 15), if I have module A with an
include
directory, and module B that depends on it,-include
s of A header files in B do not resolve.I'm not sure if they should be — technically this is an IDEA concept/behaviour, not an Erlang one — but this does annoy me and force me to use a single module for all the sub-projects, which limits the kind of things I can easily do from IDEA.
So, I suggest that include directories for dependent modules are also taken into consideration by the plugin.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: