#define CPP_INTERFACE( Name ) class Name \{ \protected: \ virtual ~Name() {}; \public:
#define CPP_INTERFACE_1( Name, Interface1 ) class Name : public Interface1 \{ \protected: \ virtual ~Name() {}; \public:
For this header "alt+m" doesn't work as for 'pure' code without macro, the same problem in VS Outline It is possible to enable parsing macro in special register key or... i don't know?
Unfortunately no. There are settings to help with macro parsing problems, but they are not helping here. VA still has some problems when using a macro to declare a class name, as you are seeing:
case=9589
if we were able to change the macros we should be able to work around this, but it might be simpler to remove these two problem macros from your code. It depends on how often you use them, and how many problems this is causing.
Using macro for class and "alt+m"
Posted - Jul 30 2013 : 01:01:47 AM
