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The IDE 2.3.2 does not handle properly the Indexing. Partly does, But in more complex case not working. So it is not possible to modify complex program like ILI9341 display handler because is impossible to even see the belonged file system.
To reproduce
If I open a Simple .ino file like Blink.ino and I translate with CTRL R and I move the mouse over a funtion like digitalWrite to shows the function calling table, and I am able to open the declaration file. But if I go into the wiring_digital.cpp what include the digitalWrite function declaration I am not able to open any funcion to show it's declaration
Expected behavior
I expect to be able to modify the programs what is in the github
Arduino IDE version
2.3.2 2.3.2 CLI Version 0.35.3
Operating system
Windows
Operating system version
win 10 Pro ver 22H2 memory 16GB 222GBSSD 148GB SSD
Describe the problem
The IDE 2.3.2 does not handle properly the Indexing. Partly does, But in more complex case not working. So it is not possible to modify complex program like ILI9341 display handler because is impossible to even see the belonged file system.
To reproduce
If I open a Simple .ino file like Blink.ino and I translate with CTRL R and I move the mouse over a funtion like digitalWrite to shows the function calling table, and I am able to open the declaration file. But if I go into the wiring_digital.cpp what include the digitalWrite function declaration I am not able to open any funcion to show it's declaration
Expected behavior
I expect to be able to modify the programs what is in the github
Arduino IDE version
2.3.2 2.3.2 CLI Version 0.35.3
Operating system
Windows
Operating system version
win 10 Pro ver 22H2 memory 16GB 222GBSSD 148GB SSD
Additional context
No response
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