| T O P I C R E V I E W |
| stormtroopa |
Posted - Dec 01 2010 : 07:52:52 AM
I am using the auto-completion feature for include paths. It is very useful to navigate through our large file hierarchy. Too bad the suggested directories are always in small letters.
The project is compiled also with gcc which is case sensitive :(
Any suggestions? |
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| support |
Posted - Jan 24 2011 : 4:10:32 PM
case=53275 is fixed in build 1840 |
| feline |
Posted - Dec 17 2010 : 3:09:59 PM
Using namespaces in C++, it is really down to the complexity of C++ vs C#. It is normally easier to work out which using statements are required in C#
Also the C# using statements go at the top of the file, while sometimes C++ using statements go into the middle of functions, or other less obvious places. |
| stormtroopa |
Posted - Dec 16 2010 : 08:49:27 AM
Perfect. Looking forward to have this issue fixed.
Speaking of this autoUsing feature; it there a reason why it is only available with C#? In C++ it would also be nice to have an automatic "using namespace xy" inside the current scope... |
| feline |
Posted - Dec 13 2010 : 6:56:39 PM
I am seeing the same effect here. Thank you for the clear description.
case=53275
This is a separate, and unexpected problem. The good news is that this problem does not effect Add Include, at least not for me. I have added test classes to two of the header files, and Add Include is using the correct case for the sub-directory names.
http://www.wholetomato.com/products/features/autoUsing.asp |
| stormtroopa |
Posted - Dec 13 2010 : 04:17:38 AM
Got no problem with this testcase. I checked the difference to my solution, and could reproduce the error with your testcase. Just rename the include-dirs, so that you have only capital letters:
TESTDIRONE
TESTDIRTWO
TESTDIRTHREE
all three include dirs will be displayed lower-case. |
| feline |
Posted - Dec 10 2010 : 6:41:59 PM
I have created a very simple VS2005 test project, for VA suggesting directory names with different case, and I have uploaded it here:
http://forum.wholetomato.com/colin/forumimages/9881_include_dir_case.zip
See the test comments at the start of "include_dir_case.cpp". Can you please try this solution and see what results you get. All directory names are inserted with the correct case for me. |
| Luke1410 |
Posted - Dec 10 2010 : 09:18:27 AM
Funny how people get confused all the time by the VS about window... there's no such thing as VS 2005 SP2 --- SP2 in the about window refers to MS.Net v2 ;) |
| stormtroopa |
Posted - Dec 10 2010 : 08:43:12 AM
Thanks!
OS: WinXP
VS: 2005 SP2
VA: v10.6.1837.0 built 2010.11.19 |
| feline |
Posted - Dec 09 2010 : 6:39:13 PM
Which IDE and version of VA are you using?
Which OS are you working on?
I will try and set up a test case here, using the same combination, and see if I can reproduce this. |
| stormtroopa |
Posted - Dec 08 2010 : 05:08:55 AM
I think in my case it is a different problem. All directories in my .vcproj are relative.
I.e.
AdditionalIncludeDirectories="../../../../../"
and
RelativePath="..\\Folder\\File.cpp" |
| feline |
Posted - Dec 01 2010 : 09:39:51 AM
Normally VA should use the correct case for directory names. There is a know bug when the case for the directory name in the .vcproj file is different to the case in the Windows file system VA can use the wrong case:
case=47603
For now if you close the IDE and manually edit the .vcproj files in a text editor to correct the case of the directory names hopefully this will fix the problem for you. |
