Hello,
When i’m trying to do including stuff aka
#Include "Engine/."
No intellisense suggestions show up
However, if i do it this way
#include <Engine/
It does work
Although all unreal engine code seems to use quotes “” instead of <> angle brackets, so its kinda confusing
So im assuming its a bug
i have same issue it’s make me crazy somebody help!
I have also developed this problem! What’s so strange is that I have VS 2022 on both my desktop and my laptop. I have this issue on my desktop but NOT my laptop. Using the same exact project files too (copied over) and in both cases using Unreal 5.3 now. Deleting and regenerating the project files has not solved it. If I regen them on the desktop I still have the errors but on the laptop it still works fine. It must be a setting in visual studio. I have reset both settings but it doesn’t fix it on the desktop, laptop still works as expected. The issues is entirely intellisense as well since building the project even with include " rather than include < works fine, just the intellisense is broken.
A little more info. When I look at the Project | Properties | VC++ Directories I see that the “include directories” on my desktop (where intellisense is not working well) shows the following includes added “…..\Source;…\Source\Test\Private;…..\Source\Test\Public;” whereas on my laptop these directories are not included. If I delete them from my desktop VS2022, of course then the include <> no longer finds any of my files and the include “” intellisense remains broken. I’m not sure why the include directories being added are so different. It must be that the intellisense configuration is broken somehow but just on my desktop (again both laptop and desktop using Unreal 5.3.1)
What’s strange is that if I make a non-unreal test project with my desktop with a header file in a subfolder, and I type include " then the public directory is shown in intellisense and I can navigate to my file. Oddly, there will be a squiggle underneath saying “cannot open source file /public/MyClass.h” but it will build and compile just fine. The include directories in that project is simply “$(VC_IncludePath);$(WindowsSDK_IncludePath);”
Not sure how to fix it from here. Hopefully someone more knowledgeable will chime in