template<class _Ty>
		class VAiterator : public std::vector::iterator{
		typedef VAiterator<_Ty> iterator;
		_Ty m_tst2;
		_Ty operator->();
		_Ty operator[]();
		_Ty* operator*();
		//		VAiterator _Inc();
		//		VAiterator _Dec();
	};

operator * operator * ()

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4) Assumes coloring of tooltips is enabled.

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Originally posted by feline

1) i cannot reproduce this with 1423. the closest i can get is that code files are black and non code files (.bmp , .txt) are grey

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2) i believe the colour problem is covered by case=48

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3) i have noticed this myself. i am guessing it is an attempt to avoid unnecessary updates to the HCB as you move the mouse across the screen over the code. re-checking this now the delay before the HCB is updated seems to be the same as the delay before the tooltip in the code is shown. are you getting the tooltip first and then a further delay before the HCB updates?

also covered by case=62

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4) for me some tooltips are syntax highlighted, but some are not - case=776

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7) this is fixed in 1423, assuming you are hovering over enum's in the source code.

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8) this seems to be fixed in 1423, although i am still getting the duplicate operator items (covered by point 5)

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9) i am not having any luck reproducing this one. do you have a simple example that reproduces this? or any clues on how to go about reproducing this?

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10) i asked the same question myself ages ago. since i cannot find a case for this one i have entered one - case=778

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typedef struct SIMPLEIPSTATS2
{
    int    ip_number;
    int    count;
};

typedef std::vector<SIMPLEIPSTATS2>    vecIPStat2;
typedef vecIPStat2::iterator           vecIPStat2I;
typedef vecIPStat2::const_iterator     vecIPStat2CI;

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Originally posted by feline

1) i am still not able to reproduce this, using VS 2003 and VA 1423

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2) this is the only thread referenced by case 48, so i suspect it came up in internal testing and you are the first person to report it on the forum. it is describing two items, one function and one #define, both shown in the same colour when truncated.

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7) using the test enum:

enum counting { ONE = 1, TWO, THREE, FOUR }; // this is a test enum, to check out VA tooltips...

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enum counting
{
  ONE,    // first item
  TWO,    // second item
  THREE,  // etc., etc...
};

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when you ask about the sorting of enum's, where are you looking at the list? in the HCB? or in a completion listbox? or somewhere else?

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turning to the screen shots, i have added the code:

typedef struct SIMPLEIPSTATS2
{
    int    ip_number;
    int    count;
};

typedef std::vector<SIMPLEIPSTATS2>    vecIPStat2;
typedef vecIPStat2::iterator           vecIPStat2I;
typedef vecIPStat2::const_iterator     vecIPStat2CI;

to a .h file, and when i hover the mouse over std::vector i get the correct tooltip. i am guessing this is somehow context sensitive. do you have a relatively small code sample that reproduces this effect?

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again do you have some sample code for the FLUSH_TIME screen shot that you can post? i am not sure where to start trying to reproduce this.

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// file1.h
#ifdef _DEBUG
#define FLUSH_TIME	(1 *60*1000)
#else
#define FLUSH_TIME	(30 *60*1000)
#endif // _DEBUG

template <class T, int nTime=FLUSH_TIME> class CPeriodicalySave
{
 //... some functions here
};

// file2.h
#include <file1.h>
#undef FLUSH_TIME
#ifdef _DEBUG
#  define FLUSH_TIME	(1 MINUTES)
#else
#  define FLUSH_TIME	(5 MINUTES)
#endif // _DEBUG

class CStatisticsManager : public CPeriodicalySave<CStatisticsManager, FLUSH_TIME>
{
public:
	explicit CStatisticsManager();
	~CStatisticsManager(void);
	
	void			DelayedInit();
	void			Unload();
	
	void			AddIP(const SIPStatistics& ip);
	void			Flush();
	void			IPLog(SIP_CODE code, u_long ip, __int32 id, LPBYTE pData, size_t len);

//... some more functions here
};

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how have you produced all these duplicate enums? i don't think i have ever seen that effect before.

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Originally posted by feline

as for how long ago you reported this, i am guessing that support are concerned you will have nothing to post if all of the bugs are fixed instantly

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7) i am having some fun with enum comments. are you seeing the comments correctly coloured when hovering over an enum being used in the code? for me the comments are black hovering over the HCB and in completion listbox tooltips.[quote]

Its colored correctly everywhere, except the HCB tooltips.

[quote]on the duplicate enum's i have a couple of threads, i will have a look and see what i can reproduce.

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C:\\Solution1
   \\Project1\\File1.h   {contains class C1 declaration}
   \\Project1\\File1.cpp {contains class C1 definition}
   \\Project2\\File1.h   {same as above, its a shared file from VSS}
   \\Project2\\File1.cpp {same as above, its a shared file from VSS}
   \\Project3\\File1.cpp {same as in Project2}
   \\Include\\File1.h    {again shared file}

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Originally posted by Uniwares
Dont worry about that. The day I dont find any new bugs I'll retire, promissed.

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Originally posted by Uniwares

1) the FiW droplist does syntax coloring of filenames

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2) The SiW droplist has the usual problems when a symbol is wider than the window, thus abbreviated with an ellipsis. The color is then changed to anything.

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4) the tooltips of the HCB are NOT syntax colored

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5) I have once more the problem of duplicate (triplicate, ...) items in the HCB (remember my load of bugreports about that one? still here)

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6) the tooltips of items in the history list are randomly syntax colored. #defines are usually fine, functions are colored but not the keywords in it (or they are just colored wrong), class definitions are not.

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7) when enums are shown the tooltips are messed up a bit: it shows the keyword enum, then the enum name, then without a space the member.

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8) various problems with operators in the HCB, e.g:

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Originally posted by feline

8) any chance of a code snippet that reproduces that? at a guess pairString is something like:

typedef std::pair<std::string, std::string> pairString;

but it would be easier if you could tell me how you produced this

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Originally posted by feline

I know how VA feels trying to read the STL source code

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