Here is a quick and dirty "open declaration" script. Within Notepad++, upon pressing Ctrl + D, the script will obtain the function at the current caret position then proceed to find the declaration of that function within the script and all included scripts. If found, it will open that script in Notepad++ and go to the line number of the function declaration.
Some limitations:
#Include must always use the working directory of the parent script
will only find functions that begin on a new line with no tabs or spaces and also have the { NOT start on the next line.
Code:
#SingleInstance Force
#NoEnv
SendMode Input
return
#IfWinActive ahk_class Notepad++
^d::
OpenDeclaration()
return
OpenDeclaration() {
clip := ClipboardAll
Send, ^{Right}^+{Left}^c
function := Clipboard
Clipboard := clip
regex = ^%function%\([\w\s\,\=\"]*\)\s*{
WinGetTitle, title
files = 1
files1 := SubStr(title, InStr(title, " - ") + 3)
include = ^\#Include\s+([\w\s\.\\/]+)
Loop {
file := files%A_Index%
StringGetPos, index, file, \, R
dir := SubStr(file, 1, index)
Loop, Read, %file%
{
if RegExMatch(A_LoopReadLine, regex) {
OpenFile(file, A_Index)
return
}
if RegExMatch(A_LoopReadLine, include, match) {
files++
files%files% = %dir%\%match1%
}
}
if (A_Index >= files)
break
}
}
OpenFile(file, index) {
RunWait, %A_ProgramFiles%\Notepad++\notepad++.exe "%file%"
Send, ^g
Sleep, 20
Send, %index%{Enter}
}
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