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Alexis Pautrot
Posted - Feb 20 2012 : 08:54:02 AM Hi, here is a bug reported for version 10.6.1862.0 built 2011.12.13 :
On a method with a comment on the same line :
class Foo
{
public:
void Method() // I like putting comment on the same line
{
...
}
}
The Move Implementation to Source File will result in moving the method body, but will add ';' to end of the method declaration line, hence in the comment.
class Foo
{
public:
void Method() // I like putting comment on the same line;
}
Bye.
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feline
Posted - Feb 17 2015 : 8:50:20 PM A fair point, I have put in a bug report for this, but since we are still left with valid code this is not a high priority bug:
case=87958
AndreasS
Posted - Feb 17 2015 : 05:58:50 AM In formal your are right. I used to write a semi-colon after every method in header file. I do this with or without a implementation. VA have to insert a semi-colon if there isn't one, but maybe you can omit inserting a semi-colon if you find one at the same line (and at the right position ignoring spaces)
feline
Posted - Feb 11 2015 : 1:50:14 PM I am seeing the same effect, but strictly speaking VA is preserving the existing code when doing the move. You have an extra semi-colon on the function in the header file before the move, and you still have it after the move.
Is there a reason for this extra semi-colon in the header file? I cannot think of a situation where you would need it, but I might just be missing something.
AndreasS
Posted - Feb 11 2015 : 04:19:34 AM A similar problem is, that sometime remains two ';'
class Foo { public:
CString GetName() {return m_strName;};
protected: CString m_strName; };
The Move Implementation to Source File will result in moving the method body, and will add ';' to end of method declaration line.
class Foo { public:
CString GetName();;
protected: CString m_strName; };
sean
Posted - Nov 07 2014 : 09:55:11 AM case=30651 is fixed in build 2052
accord
Posted - Feb 20 2012 : 12:26:55 PM I am seeing the same effect here. Thank you for the clear description.
