Version: git master (using Devel) OS: Linux When there is a compiler error, it shows the stack of files which were included to get to the error. For example: In file included from /media/portable/Projects/src/PatchBasedInpainting/PriorityFactory.h:52:0, from /media/portable/Projects/src/PatchBasedInpainting/PatchBasedInpainting.hxx:29, from /media/portable/Projects/src/PatchBasedInpainting/PatchBasedInpainting.h:182, from /media/portable/Projects/src/PatchBasedInpainting/Tests/TestPatchBasedInpainting.cpp:19: /media/portable/Projects/src/PatchBasedInpainting/PriorityFactory.hxx: In static member function ‘static Priority* PriorityFactory<TImage>::Create(PriorityFactory<TImage>::PriorityTypes, const TImage*, const Mask*, unsigned int)’: /media/portable/Projects/src/PatchBasedInpainting/PriorityFactory.hxx:81:56: error: type/value mismatch at argument 2 in template parameter list for ‘template<class TImage, template<class> class TPriority> class PriorityManual’ It would be great if you could click on those lines and have it take you to the #include in the file. It already knows the file and line number, so it should be pretty easy :) Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: Produce a compiler error and look at the "included from" output. Actual Results: You can't click on the "included from" lines. Expected Results: You can click on the "included from" lines.
Still not possible. CCing someone who worked on this.
That works since quite some time now. Marking as resolved. Not sure when it got fixed, assuming the 5.0 release has it.