Include statements cannot be reliably tracked without compiling the whole code,
as you can use macros, constants and CompilerIf statements to modify which
file will be included. The IDE cannot track this reliably.
There is a plan to one day have a sort of project management in the IDE where
you can tell the IDE which files to look in for autocompletion, but i cannot give
you a time for that as it is not a very high priority.
what about an entry for right-click (or something) on an include-statement to open the file and recursivly all further included files? unfortunately i don't have very experiences about writing tools.
Creating a project for a file with one or two includes just seems a bit 'complicated' - if you know what I mean - having to name the project, add the files etc. (lazy me, hehe)
Should I copy-paste the include files into the main source file at their IncludeFile-place instead?