Hello,
I would like to find the initial configuration of my IDE, when I carry out this operation I should in principle see the call functions but here I do not see :
But before I could see the dependency but now I can't see it anymore :
Do I have to activate something to see this dependency ?
Thank you for your answer.
@Andrew Neil wrote:What IDE version(s) ?
But I have always the same version before and after. So the version has nothing to do with, Right ?
@DYann.1 wrote:But I have always the same version before and after.
OK - we didn't know that!
One thing I note in your opening post:
There is no syntax highlighting - which suggests the IDE does not recognise this as a C source file?
What about other files in your project?
Does the Project build?
@DYann.1 wrote:I would like to find the initial configuration of my IDE.
What do you mean by that?
@DYann.1 wrote:when I carry out this operation
What operation, exactly?
@Andrew Neil wrote:What operation, exactly?
This operation to find Call Hierarchy 
@Andrew Neil wrote:I would like to find the initial configuration of my IDE.
What do you mean by that?
Before I can find the Call Hierarchy
And one day after I can't find this window anymore so I must have done something without knowing it.
And I have this message in the bottom lelf.
It's an example of ST so obviously it works
Yann DO
@DYann.1 wrote:And I have this message in the bottom lelf.
So it is telling you that it does not recognise the text which you have selected as a function name.
If it doesn't recognise that text as a function name, then it clearly won't be able to give a call hierarchy for it!
Again, it looks like it's not recognising that file as a C Source file.
