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| Ivo |
Posted - Apr 05 2006 : 6:00:31 PM
Hi
I installed 1444 and if I type <class name>:: the list of all members pops up automatically and there is no option to turn it off. I would really like this to be optional. The most common case of writing class:: is when creating new member functions. The listbox is just getting in the way.
Version 1440 did not have this problem.
Ivo
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| support |
Posted - Apr 06 2006 : 4:07:01 PM
Documentation should say, :: at global scope, not after foo:: |
| Ivo |
Posted - Apr 06 2006 : 12:42:12 PM
It worked! Thanks.
But I still don't understand why. The docs say "Regardless of settings, the content of listboxes after typing :: is always taken from default Intellisense." Meaning it shouldn't affect the behavior after "class::".
Also, what are the other consequences of that option? Does it lead to different listbox contents, or slower performance or something?
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| rhummer |
Posted - Apr 06 2006 : 12:23:26 PM
Do you have "Get content from defaultu Intellisense" enabled in the VA X Options -> Text Editor ->ListBoxes.
If I have that enabled and disable the VS2003 autolist members option in Text Editor -> C/C++
Then I get a listbox oafter "ptr->" and I donot get one after doing "class::"
Give that a try and see how it works for you. |
| Ivo |
Posted - Apr 06 2006 : 12:13:16 PM
Hmm... It turned out to be something else.
In VS6 there is a VAX option "Auto list members". This option controls if the listbox will appear after "ptr->" and "class::". I have that option turned off.
In VS2003 there is no VAX option for it. There is one in the IDE options under Text Editor -> C/C++. When that option is turned on I get the Visual Assist listbox after "ptr->" and "class::". When that option is turned off the listbox doesn't show up after "ptr->", but appears after "class::".
So the problem is that VAX tries to respect the IDE option in VS2003, but fails in some cases.
Ivo
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