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ShiningMasamune
Posted - Aug 24 2007 : 10:55:26 PM It seems 1559 changes .'s to ->'s when it shouldn't. Example:
POINT* pt1; pt1[i].x = j;
This works fine, 1559 doesn't change the . to a ->. However, if I add an initializer..
POINT* pt2 = new POINT[50]; pt2[i]->x = j;
1559 changes the . to a ->, even though it shouldn't. This occurs for pointers to any type, as long as they are declared with an initializer. This glitch is *extremely* annoying; please try to fix in the next release.
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support
Posted - Sep 14 2007 : 02:29:39 AM case=8395 is fixed in Build 1561
feline
Posted - Aug 27 2007 : 12:34:06 PM I am seeing the same effect here. Thank you for the clear description.
case=8395
For now if you can move the "new" onto a separate line, so you have:
POINT* pt2;
pt2 = new POINT[50];
pt2[i].x = j;
the problem does not occur. Also if you press back space after the dot is converted then the dot to -> conversion is undone, which is something.
