Override Annotation
An Override Annotation indicates that a function/task overrides a parent class implementation.
Override annotations are triangles on the vertical ruler to the left of the editor, next to the function definition:
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A green triangle indicates an overridden function |
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A yellow triangle indicates a shadowed function that overrides a non-virtual function from a parent. |
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A white triangle indicates a predefined function |
Hover an override annotation to see the overridden parent.
Click on an override annotation to jump to the parent function that is overridden.
