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znakeeye
Posted - May 19 2010 : 11:24:49 AM Currently using VAX 1649.
Consider this:
void foo(string &a, string &b);
void foo(int x, int y, int z);
When I type the following VAX shows "[1 of 2] foo(string &a, string &b)":
int myInt = 0;
foo(myInt,
When I insert a comma, VAX should select the second tooltip since the type of myInt is int: "[2 of 2] foo(int x, int y, int z)"
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feline
Posted - Jun 11 2010 : 11:35:00 AM A very interesting idea, I have put a note onto the case about this. Thank you for the thought.
Mordachai
Posted - Jun 09 2010 : 11:45:49 AM I would love to see this implemented...
I can imagine the [1 of 16] reducing to [1 of 8] as I type, reducing the number of matching overloads, etc.
Yes, it cannot be certain - there will be ambiguity, but some items can be ruled out, which reduces the number of possible overrides you need to flip through, and in some cases, only one will be left, making the tip that much more useful that much more often :)
feline
Posted - May 31 2010 : 1:00:45 PM I have put in a feature request to see what our developers make of this:
case=45080
some of the time we should be able to work out which overload you are calling, but there are going to be a lot of edge cases where it is not so clear.
znakeeye
Posted - May 21 2010 : 04:03:37 AM Disagree. If you provide a CString as first parameter, you made an explicit choice not to use the signatures that do not match. Of course, if you undo that operation (e.g. Ctrl+Z or backspace), then the previously selected item should be set again.
accord
Posted - May 20 2010 : 3:24:16 PM VA does not currently distinguishes overloaded functions from each other. On the other hand you may want to select the overload first (you are dealing with) before you start typing. And if you do this and VA changes the selection on its own (for any reason) one may get annoyed.
