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| Aqua |
Posted - Feb 19 2007 : 08:09:52 AM
{
// C++ example with VASSIST 10.3.1544.0, windows XP, Ms-VS 2005prof.
// with VASSIST option "Accept sug-list with any character not valid in a symbol"
// turned on.
std::vector<long> myVector;
std::vector<long> *pMyVector = &myVector;
// type a 'p' , '.' , 'si' , <enter> and note that '.' is not replaced with '->' :
pMyVector.size()
// ==> It forgets to replace the '.' by '->' when the dot is used to
// accept the autocomplete-suggestion. Pressing <enter> or <tab> before the '.' does
// a correct conversion of '.' to '->'.
pMyVector->size()
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| feline |
Posted - Feb 20 2007 : 12:41:09 PM
I am seeing the same effect here. Thank you for the clear description.
case=5171
As a general rule we recommend C and C++ programmers turn off accepting a suggestion list with "Any character not valid in a symbol", but this should still work. For now either retype the dot or accept pointer variables with tab and then type the dot. |
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