Namespaces are meaningly omitted from "Search everywhere" results. The reason is that usually there are too many declarations of a namespace, and displaying all of them would not be helpful. I'm curious, why would you want to go to a specific namespace?
Here's the specific example. I want to look at the implementation for map in brigand library. if i just type map, get results from brigand, boost and std are mixed in my results. If I type brigand::map I don't get any results. I would expect to see results for map in brigand name space.
Incidentally, clion works as I would expect. map -> shows maps in all name spaces. brigand::map only shows those in brigand. I only have this issue in resharper.
Hello,
Namespaces are meaningly omitted from "Search everywhere" results. The reason is that usually there are too many declarations of a namespace, and displaying all of them would not be helpful. I'm curious, why would you want to go to a specific namespace?
Thanks!
Here's the specific example. I want to look at the implementation for map in brigand library. if i just type map, get results from brigand, boost and std are mixed in my results. If I type brigand::map I don't get any results. I would expect to see results for map in brigand name space.
Incidentally, clion works as I would expect. map -> shows maps in all name spaces. brigand::map only shows those in brigand. I only have this issue in resharper.
Which ReSharper version are you using? I can't reproduce this specific scenario.
Does ReSharper not show any results at all for the "brigand::map" query in search everywhere?