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By Design
Votes
2
Found in
5.5.2f1
Issue ID
895546
Regression
No
MonoDevelop is not finding references when define symbols used
Repro steps:
1. Open attached project.
2. Open Target.cs script with MonoDevelop
3. Make sure only Target.cs tab is open
4. Press "Find References" on Test method
Expected result: 4 references found.
Actual result: No references found.
Reproduced on :
5.2.4f1 , 5.6.0f1 , 2017.1.0a3.
MonoDevelop versions: 4.0.1 , 5.9.6.
By design because:
"It is not finding a reference from any code that is not being compiled and it is treating #ifdef code as non-existing."
Notes:
Referencing code has to be in #if UNITY_EDITOR or another unity defined statement to reproduce this issue.
When scripts are open in MonoDevelop editor - references are found correctly in those scripts.
Visual Studio finds references as expected.
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ZuuksDev1
Apr 28, 2017 07:16
no it is an actual bug!
when using define symbols (!)inversed status it is working reverse way.
1. Add "!CustomDefine" from player settings (notice ! sign)
2. Use "#if !CustomDefine" from scripts (it is true in this case)
3. Close defined script
4. Find references from target function
Result: References finding is successful.