#include <> or #include ""?
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Hi,
CLion is suggesting adding include files whenever I use a type that hasn't been included.
The problem is that it generates an include using <> instead of "", which I feel is wrong.
<> is used for system files or similar, while "" is used for my project files.
I think it was said that the way CLion determines this is that if the header file is known because cmake uses INCLUDE_DIRECTORIES then CLion considers it a system file. I don't think that is right.
If that indeed is the way to determine whether to use <> or "" then what way should I use to include my sub-projects?
A long time ago I tried using -iquote I think it was, but that didn't work well.
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I'll add, I still use the feature, but I always have to go up and change the <> to "".
When I think about it, I think I _never_ have a case where I get an include for system files. Like if I use std::string, I never get the suggestion to include <string>. I always have to add those manually.
I'm on gcc 7.1, but I think it has been a problem since I was using 4.7.
We have a feature request in our tracker already: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/CPP-8387. Feel free to comment or upvote and sorry for the inconvenience.