The Delete Cache option didn't seem to work (all the files were still there on disk, and there was some sort of failure message in the Output window) so I just deleted the entire "out" directory from the project directory (well, moved it somewhere outside of the project, just in case). I tried various things including the answers here and telling it to generate the CMake cache again, but what finally fixed it was actually deleting the CMake cache. cpp files separately on its own (without loading the Project/Solution). Everything was fine yesterday, then when I opened it up today all the Go To Definition/Declaration etc options were greyed out everywhere in every file in the project, even for things defined within the same file (and the syntax highlighting didn't look right either). I've just had this happen with a CMake-based C++ project in Visual Studio 2019. They work for 99% of time, but not our cases. There are weird scenarios in Visual studio. I know it is strange, but it solved the problem. Either yourself, someone else, or system accidentally exclude the cs files without the knowledge. Took me a while to find out cs and designer.cs were certainly excluded, but aspx file was. right? Then my go to definition was gone. There were tons of syntax error message yesterday. Oh, I could not compile correctly this morning. I have been working on that file more than 7 hours a day for the whole week. Actually not, the file has been included for a week. I right clicked on the file that had the problem. None of the trick works including this one.Įventually, I figured out. However, I encountered the exact same problem.
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