i know from some recent bug reports about members not being listed correctly for CString that CString is something of a special case.
which version of the WTL are you using? do you get a different result if you use:
WTL::CString sss;
the more important question right now, are you seeing any problems with missing or incorrect suggestions on WTL::CString instances?
is it possible that the WTL::CString is actually simply the standard windows CString? without WTL installed i am getting the same wizard bar text as you for this sample code.
i know from some recent bug reports about members not being listed correctly for CString that CString is something of a special case.
which version of the WTL are you using?
WTL75_5333_Final
quote: do you get a different result if you use: WTL::CString sss;
nope, same wrong info is displayed and ALT-G takes to ATL implementation.
quote: the more important question right now, are you seeing any problems with missing or incorrect suggestions on WTL::CString instances?
Well, afaik it's basically the same interface.
quote: is it possible that the WTL::CString is actually simply the standard windows CString? without WTL installed i am getting the same wizard bar text as you for this sample code.