How can I see line numbers?
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I feel dumb asking this question ... but what the heck. You know how sometimes a program writes to the console stuff like ... main.cpp line 345 cannot open file blah.dat ... I want to open the file main.cpp and have to cursor go to line 345. How do you do that with the VC++ 6 editor? Thanks ;P
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I feel dumb asking this question ... but what the heck. You know how sometimes a program writes to the console stuff like ... main.cpp line 345 cannot open file blah.dat ... I want to open the file main.cpp and have to cursor go to line 345. How do you do that with the VC++ 6 editor? Thanks ;P
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I feel dumb asking this question ... but what the heck. You know how sometimes a program writes to the console stuff like ... main.cpp line 345 cannot open file blah.dat ... I want to open the file main.cpp and have to cursor go to line 345. How do you do that with the VC++ 6 editor? Thanks ;P
Ctrl+G, In the dialog that appears type the line number. I have never wasted time worrying about such insignificant things. Keep your eye upon the donut and NOT upon the hole. - Bill Sergio about posting in the right forum. The Lounge - June 23, 2002
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I feel dumb asking this question ... but what the heck. You know how sometimes a program writes to the console stuff like ... main.cpp line 345 cannot open file blah.dat ... I want to open the file main.cpp and have to cursor go to line 345. How do you do that with the VC++ 6 editor? Thanks ;P
I think you may have gotten a better answer, but: There is a line and column counter in the lower right of the screen when you are editing your source file.