When specifying a classname with its namespace like "myspace::myclass" it is correctly colored. When giving it a global scope like "::myspace::myclass" the classname is black and unrecognized.
using .NET 2002 and VAX 1246 the colouring is correct with both examples.
i tried your example first, and there was a problem with the colouring for perhaps 1 second, until VAX finished parsing the code. since then it has been fine.
i have placed your example into a C++ .h file. i have not declared any other namespace's in this project. does this go wrong for you in a simple project?
i will test your example on .NET 2003 tomorrow, at work.
using .NET 2002 and VAX 1246 i have just created a new win32 console application / project.
i loaded stdafx.h, and at the bottom of this 13 line .h file i added your example:
namespace feline {
class test_colour
{
public:
const char *getColour() const;
void setColour(const char *colour);
protected:
char *m_pszColour;
};
class test
{
public:
test(const ::feline::test_colour& color);
};
}|
at first there was no VAX syntax highlighting. as soon as i pressed enter to move the caret onto a new line VAX applied syntax highlighting to this new block, showing the correct colouring for "::feline::test_colour"
this is the only thing i have done in this project.
do you have the time to try this quick test? if this works for you, then it suggests there is something else in your projects confusing VAX. if it doesn't work for you, then we can try and find what is different between your machine and mine.
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Posted - Aug 13 2004 : 4:40:55 PM
