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MrDoomMaster	Posted - Dec 18 2007 : 5:37:04 PM IDE: Visual Studio 2005 Hi, Consider the following enumeration: /// Various camera actions that may be performed. /// These actions are usually a result of input events. enum CameraAction { MOVE_FORWARD = 0//= 1<<0 , MOVE_BACKWARD //= 1<<1 , MOVE_LEFT //= 1<<2 , MOVE_RIGHT //= 1<<3 , MOVE_UP //= 1<<4 , MOVE_DOWN //= 1<<5 , ROTATE_RIGHT , ROTATE_LEFT , ROTATE_UP , ROTATE_DOWN , ROLL_LEFT , ROLL_RIGHT , INCREASE_ACCEL , DECREASE_ACCEL , CAMERA_ROTATION , AUTO_MOVE /////////////////////////////////// , NUM_CAMERAACTIONS , CAMERAACTION_NONE //= 0 }; Make a special note at the comments to the right of the top-most enumerated members. Place your caret within any enumeration member in this enumeration and look at the Definition bar at the top (next to the context bar). Notice how it shows the contents of the comments in the field. These should not appear.
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MrDoomMaster	Posted - Dec 19 2007 : 09:07:03 AM quote: Originally posted by feline I am seeing the same effect here. Thank you for the clear description. case=10731 As you may already know if you move the commas to the ends of the enum items, rather than the beginning, then this problem goes away. Didn't know that, but thank you. However it's not my style :)
feline	Posted - Dec 19 2007 : 08:27:16 AM I am seeing the same effect here. Thank you for the clear description. case=10731 As you may already know if you move the commas to the ends of the enum items, rather than the beginning, then this problem goes away.

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