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From: singer@endor.harvard.edu (Richard Siegel)
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Subject: Re: Possible LSC improvements
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Date: Thu, 5-Nov-87 08:15:23 EST
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Posted: Thu Nov  5 08:15:23 1987
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In article <328@moncsbruce.oz> conybear@moncsbruce.oz (Roland Conybeare) writes:
>

>is useful for looking up things in include files.  I would like something
>more sophisticated that looks up the definition of the selected function
>name or global variable, a la vi's tag command.

	Try option-double-click on a symbol. If it's declared somewhere,
the file will be opened and the symbol declaration will be displayed.
(This doesn't work for macros, of course...)

A zoomed window won't be preserved after you return to LSC from running
a project, unless you use LSC with MultiFinder.

Incidentally...

	LSC version 2.15 (MultiFinder, complete ToolBox interfaces, and
new AppleTalk glue) will be ready for delivery within a few days. I'm
hoping to have it posted to sumex-aim and comp.binaries.mac either this
weekend or early next week.

		--Rich


**The opinions stated herein are my own opinions and do not necessarily
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