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| bugfix |
Posted - Jun 11 2006 : 12:16:16 PM
Speaks for itself:
Well it's a class but a template class:)
After some "refactoring renames" I ended up w/ this:
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| feline |
Posted - Jun 12 2006 : 6:49:26 PM
screen shot 2, now i can reproduce it
case=1290
screen shot 3, a feature request has gone in:
case=1291
screen shot 4, if this starts cropping up then any clues on how to reproduce it would be useful. so far i have not see this myself, and i use rename fairly often. |
| bugfix |
Posted - Jun 11 2006 : 4:37:20 PM
ss2:
It's coming from wxWidget aka wxWindows but you can easily reproduce it by adding e.g "typedef int T" before the template decl. I expect VAX to take precedence of class/typename when a template is beeing declared instead of applying the first best match:)
ss3:
Ok, make it a feature request, I'd like to see "class XXX<C,T>" in tooltip:)
ss4:
Neither could I reproduce it. It happend after I did some refactor "rename references from xxx to yyy" from context menu. |
| feline |
Posted - Jun 11 2006 : 4:27:02 PM
screen shot 1, i am seeing the same thing
case=1272
screen shot 2, i cannot reproduce, i am getting "typename T" in the definition field, as expected. i suspect this is related to you having WTL installed, but the installation details probably matter. i.e. the version, if it is listed as a stable directory, etc.
screen shot 3, are you expecting / wanting the tooltip to tell you this is a template class? do you know of any places where you are told this in the tooltip? if it happens else where this makes this a bug, otherwise it is a feature request 
screen shot 4, i cannot reproduce. i presume you tool the code from screen shot 3 and simply added "C c;" inside the class body. doing the same and moving the caret still gives me "typename C, typename T" from screen shot 1 in the definition bar. |
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