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xMRi
Tomato Guru

Germany
315 Posts
Posted - Jun 15 2004 :  03:28:59 AM  Show Profile
If I write my classes like this:
CWorkspaceBar::CWorkspaceBar()
{}
CWorkspaceBar::~CWorkspaceBar()
{}

Or place everything in one line:
CWorkspaceBar::CWorkspaceBar() {}
CWorkspaceBar::~CWorkspaceBar() {}

The Methodes do not appear in the methodes list (ALT+M)

Martin

PS: I am using Build 1239
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program is its own hell!" The Tao of Programming

feline
Whole Tomato Software

United Kingdom
18939 Posts
Posted - Jun 15 2004 :  08:31:48 AM  Show Profile
using VAX 1239, VS .NET 2003 and a .h fine in C++ i have:

QDate GetStartDate() const    { return m_dateEditStart->date(); };
QDate GetEndDate() const      { return m_dateEditEnd->date(); };
and these are showing up in the alt_m list for me. have you re-parsed the file recently? is this in a cpp file?

i am sure i have a cpp file somewhere like this, and i can hunt it up and check if that will help.
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support
Whole Tomato Software

5566 Posts
Posted - Jun 15 2004 :  6:01:07 PM  Show Profile
You need at least one line or one statement before the method is deemed worth enough for the Alt+M menu.

We will consider changing our policy.

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xMRi
Tomato Guru

Germany
315 Posts
Posted - Jun 16 2004 :  04:12:37 AM  Show Profile
I disagree. If I write
CWorkspaceBar::CWorkspaceBar()
{
}
CWorkspaceBar::~CWorkspaceBar()
{
}

The functions are included in the list.
Also in the starting phase you often have empty bodies that will be filled later.

Martin
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"A well-written program is its own heaven; a poorly written
program is its own hell!" The Tao of Programming
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Uniwares
Tomato Guru

Portugal
2321 Posts
Posted - Jun 16 2004 :  10:47:06 AM  Show Profile
quote:
Originally posted by support

You need at least one line or one statement before the method is deemed worth enough for the Alt+M menu.


Why? I might have a function overloading a virtual function in the base class which does just nothing, either because I dont want the functionality of the base or it is a pure (-nonsense) function which just has to be there.
Same for constructors, they often are intentionally empty, just to be there.
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LarryLeonard
Tomato Guru

USA
1041 Posts
Posted - Jun 16 2004 :  11:13:36 AM  Show Profile
quote:
Originally posted by support

You need at least one line or one statement before the method is deemed worth enough for the Alt+M menu.
"Explain the logic underlying that conclusion", as Monty Python said. (http://sound.westhost.com/python.htm)

Are you trying to filter out MFC things that no one ever wants to see in the Alt+M menu? Or some macro-based stuff? Because I think I want to see all my methods in that menu: what methods are you protecting me from that I'm forgetting about?
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