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mkasa
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2 Posts

Posted - Jun 08 2004 :  06:30:08 AM  Show Profile
I wrote this kind of code. When I move cursor to '// HERE' and
type 'a.', the member listbox comes up but it doesn't contain
'push_back' member function for example. I couldn't figure out why.

#include "stdafx.h"
#include <vector>
#include <string>

using namespace std;

int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
vector<string> a;
// HERE
return 0;
}

SvenC
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Germany
339 Posts

Posted - Jun 08 2004 :  07:12:44 AM  Show Profile
Hi mkasa,

you could try to enable "Prefer default Intellisense when available" in VAX options Text Editor/Completion.

Bye,
SvenC
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Posted - Jun 08 2004 :  4:02:44 PM  Show Profile
Build 1240 will have better support for parsing of vectors. See more info at:

http://forum.wholetomato.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=928

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mkasa
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Posted - Jun 08 2004 :  10:06:39 PM  Show Profile
quote:
Originally posted by SvenC
you could try to enable "Prefer default Intellisense when available" in VAX options Text Editor/Completion.



Thank you, SvenC. That surely works on default VC .NET 2003. However, I am using STLport(http://www.stlport.org) because of its better performance of iostream.
(Of course I also tried without STLport when I posted above article. The situation was totally same.)

Intellisense doesn't work well at all when STLport is installed; member completion doesn't work even if the class is not involved in STL. I guess some kind of macros or complex template definition cause Intellisense to stop. Visual AssistX works much more better than Intellisense in that situation. I know that the grammer of C++ is too complex, so I think Visual AssistX is a really great software.
I am looking forward to seeing the new build. Thank you for your advice anyway.
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