| T O P I C R E V I E W |
| Ivan A. Fotan |
Posted - Apr 04 2007 : 10:41:33 AM
Into VAX 1549, if you try to type
void f(char* fmt, ...);
you will have
void f(char* fmt, ..->);
For sure, it is not critical, but... |
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| feline |
Posted - Apr 05 2007 : 07:16:01 AM
From the history of fixes, the following fix was made in build 1535:
Dot no longer converted to -> after insert of try/catch via Autotext. (case=2069) 5120, 5230
how often do you get this problem? using VS2003 and VA 1549 I have just typed in 8 try / catch blocks, like this, in a row, ignoring all autotext and suggestion listboxes, and I have not had any problems. |
| schoenherr |
Posted - Apr 05 2007 : 03:20:42 AM
i think this is a very old bug, already mentione here. It comes up mainly in the situation fo typing
try
{
}
catch (...)
{
}
that it also occures in function declarations with varargs is new to me.
i don't beleave that this will be fixed soon, since we are already waiting a long time and this bug only occures randomly. |
| feline |
Posted - Apr 04 2007 : 2:44:34 PM
I think it is safe to say this class is somehow confusing VA.
Can you simplify this class / header file down to the point where you would be able to send me the code / file so I can try to reproduce the problem here? |
| Ivan A. Fotan |
Posted - Apr 04 2007 : 11:41:20 AM
I'm using VS2005 without SP1 under Vista Ultimate.
And what is strange -- I can reproduce this into only one .h file, and another stange thing -- into this .h file there is class declaration. If I'm writting
void f(...)
before class declaration -- all is ok.
But if I'm doing this after class declaration, I got:
void f(..->)
and for sure, If I will continue to add '.', I will have
void f(..->->->->->->->->->)
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| feline |
Posted - Apr 04 2007 : 10:51:03 AM
Which IDE are you using?
Can you reproduce this on demand?
I have just tried this using VS2005 and VA 1549, typing in a cpp file, and I am not seeing this problem. I have checked, and dot is being converted to -> correctly for pointers for me. |
