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serg751
Posted - May 23 2011 : 12:28:38 PM I have one question.
For example:
1.cpp:
namespace // !!!!!!!! unnamed
{
struct Test
{
int x;
};
Test x;
}
2.cpp:
namespace // !!!!!!!! unnamed
{
struct Test
{
double x;
};
Test x;
}
Structure Test is enclosed by unnamed namespace in different cpp-files. But when I perform "Find references" on 'Test', Visual Assist finds structure in both files. Why Visual Assist does it, but it is known, what "Test" in my particular case is different types?
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accord
Posted - May 23 2011 : 11:00:07 PM This is because Visual Assist works with scopes rather than separate files. I mean it pre-parses (pre-caching) all files, learning your namespace and class hierarchy to be able to help when you are coding. Find references using these collected information for the search: First, searching the symbols in your files by name and then filtering by hierarchy. Name: Test. Scope: the unnamed namespace. For both occurrences.
