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bins
Posted - Oct 25 2005 : 10:50:03 AM typing "blah : file. results in "blah : file->
hardly a showstopper but thought you should know ...
Rob
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support
Posted - Jan 25 2006 : 7:32:05 PM Fixed in 1440.
feline
Posted - Oct 27 2005 : 7:01:20 PM got it now
case=864
bins
Posted - Oct 27 2005 : 5:46:30 PM Try this ... you need both lines
// declare p as a pointer
char *p = "p."; // works ok
char *p2 = "p. // . becomes ->
once p is known to be a pointer, . always becomes -> this is usually what's wanted, except inside quotes or comments
VA 1428 VS2003
Rob
feline
Posted - Oct 26 2005 : 7:10:25 PM using VS 2003, C++ and VA 1428 i have typed in both the lines:
char *pszTest = "this. is. a. string. with. dots.";
and
char *pszTest = "this. is. a. string. with. dots.
so one with the double quotes closed, and one with them open. in both cases all of the dots were left alone. i have also tried your string, both with double quotes open and closed, and again everything was fine. which IDE and version of VA were you using? does this happen in all files? i am guessing this is somehow context sensitive, or related to what is in front of the dot.
