In C++, the name of the destructor of a class starts with a tilde(~) which is special when the option 'magic' is set. This will cause an error when jumping to a destructor. Calling search() in "very nomagic" environment can solve this problem no matter the option 'magic' is set or not.
In C++, the name of the destructor of a class starts with a tilde(~) which is special when the option 'magic' is set. This will cause an error when jumping to a destructor. Calling search() in "very nomagic" environment can solve this problem no matter the option 'magic' is set or not.