Is then a way to include remote header file into itellsence and have the core guildline checker

[vickoza]

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[allanhaywood]

I believe this question has been answered by other issues, so make sure to check existing issues (open and closed) to see if there is an answer to your question.

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To answer your question (if I understand it) you can copy the headers to your local system and then set the Include Search Path to search at that location.
This is found under Project->Properties->C/C++->IntelliSense

[vickoza]

Sorry but i would like to keep the file on the remote system because they can be updated easly and I do not want to copy the files the same time for every update

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On Mar 20, 2017 11:11 PM, "Allan H" ***@***.***> wrote: I believe this question has been answered by other issues, so make sure to check existing issues (open and closed) to see if there is an answer to your question. Also, fill out the template for the issue report. To answer your question (if I understand it) you can copy the headers to your local system and then set the Include Search Path to search at that location. This is found under Project->Properties->C/C++->IntelliSense — You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#117 (comment)>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AOLX7A--vVhs4dY2_AcypudBycUBALKRks5rn03_gaJpZM4MeoWl> .

[vickoza]

Also intelisence does not recognize make_unique On Mar 21, 2017 8:24 AM, "Vishal Oza" <vickoza@gmail.com> wrote: Sorry but i would like to keep the file on the remote system because they can be updated easly and I do not want to copy the files the same time for every update

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On Mar 20, 2017 11:11 PM, "Allan H" ***@***.***> wrote: I believe this question has been answered by other issues, so make sure to check existing issues (open and closed) to see if there is an answer to your question. Also, fill out the template for the issue report. To answer your question (if I understand it) you can copy the headers to your local system and then set the Include Search Path to search at that location. This is found under Project->Properties->C/C++->IntelliSense — You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#117 (comment)>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AOLX7A--vVhs4dY2_AcypudBycUBALKRks5rn03_gaJpZM4MeoWl> .

[allanhaywood]

I haven't tried it, but maybe a network mapped folder to the remote system. Then add the networked mapped folder to the include search path.

[robotdad]

@vickoza what @allanhaywood said, you should be able to mount a network share then point additional include directories at it to get this working.

[Victsz]

@allanhaywood What about CMAKE import project, I can`t find project property page

[itodirel]

The make_unique was caused by the language standard, you need at least C++14 for it, and we only supported C++11 for IntelliSense. We fixed this and it will be in 15.7 Preview 4 #258

The headers problem was fixed in 15.7 Preview 2 #215