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Lio	Posted - Aug 25 2009 : 9:15:59 PM I have a namespace that just has an enum in it, the enum is not named, for example: namespace MYNAMESPACE { enum { ENUMVAL_1=0, ENUMVAL_2, ENUMVAL_3, }; }; In a cpp file i am 'using namespace MYNAMESPACE', when I hover over one the enum values being used (eg case ENUMVAL_2:) I get: enum MYNAMESPACE::__unnamed_0611::ENUMVAL_2 = 1 in the tooltip, but I can't alt-g on it... I can, however, right click and 'Go To Definition'. Thankyou in advance, Lio PS now using build 1731 but it also definitely occurred in 1727
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accord	Posted - Aug 28 2009 : 6:47:44 PM Strange that you got different tooltip, but the most important thing is that alt+g worked. Is there any chance of getting a copy of these two files, the cpp and .h, so I can try and reproduce the problem here? It would only be used for testing this problem, and would be kept private. I understand this is often not possible, but it is worth asking since this would be the easiest way to look into this problem.
Lio	Posted - Aug 27 2009 : 02:32:33 AM After creating a completely new win32 project and putting the code in the header/cpp it took a minute to get the hover to work (not sure if it was parsing or what?) but I got this: Alt-g (goto) worked fine though... For reference (Visual Studio 2005) VA_X.dll file version 10.5.1731.0 built 2009.08.19 DevEnv.exe version 8.0.50727.762 msenv.dll version 8.0.50727.762 Font: Courier New 13(Pixels) Comctl32.dll version 6.0.2900.5512 Windows XP 5.1 Build 2600 Service Pack 3 4 processors (x86)
accord	Posted - Aug 26 2009 : 5:16:17 PM Can you please try creating a new win32 test project and paste your example into the header file: namespace MYNAMESPACE { enum { ENUMVAL_1=0, ENUMVAL_2, ENUMVAL_3, }; }; then this into the cpp file: using namespace MYNAMESPACE; void func() { ENUMVAL_2; } I'm wondering whether this will show up in a "clean" environment. I tried this myself, but goto works for me, and I got this tooltip: (By the cpp and h file I meant the "main" one with the winmain function and the corresponding header)

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