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| jhirst |
Posted - May 05 2009 : 8:44:03 PM
Version 10.5.1715.0
I have the Insert () and closing })]'" option turned on.
For example, I have a class PlayerCharacter. When I want to create a function SetPlayerCharacter(PlayerCharacter * a_playerChar) a '()' is automatically placed after 'PlayerCharacter' when I am typing. I then have to delete the '()' before continuing.
This behaviour is quite new. I have turned the option off for now, but I no longer have the closing braces filled out for me.
Is this a known issue? Will it be fixed?
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| support |
Posted - May 12 2011 : 12:54:55 AM
case=56276 is fixed in build 1848 |
| feline |
Posted - Mar 24 2011 : 4:06:16 PM
I am seeing the same effect here. Thank you for the clear description.
case=56276
If you accept the function from the listbox then I only get one set of round brackets. Also turning on:
VA Options -> Advanced -> Listboxes -> Get content from default Intellisense
fixes the problem for me, but I am not sure why this has this effect. |
| ShadowIce |
Posted - Mar 23 2011 : 12:57:26 PM
Something like this happens here with version 10.6.1842.0 and Visual Studio 2010 SP1 (doesn't seem to be happening under VS2005).
It happens when I type something like "Logging.Log(" which results in "Logging.Log(())". This doesn't happen if I type "Logging." then switch lines, get back and type "Log(". It also doesn't happen with all methods from that class and I think it has something to do with the fact the the methods are templated.
Some probably related examples:
"std::vector<int> v; v.begin(" => "std::vector<int> v; v.begin()()" (one () too many)
"boost::tuple<int, int> t; t.get<" => ""boost::tuple<int, int> t; t.get()<" (should not insert anything at all) |
| sean |
Posted - May 05 2009 : 9:59:32 PM
Sorry about that. This was fixed in build 1721. case=23119 |
