I think the typedef thing has been discussed in other topics but not quite like this.
class T {
public:
protected:
private:
typedef struct X { int m_y; int m_z; }m_C;
struct Y { int y; int z; }m_Y;
};
m_C does not match the color of m_Y
Thanks Chris
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I am seeing the same thing here, but what is "m_Y"? It is not coloured as a type, but I cannot use it as a type. I added a constructor to the class to test this, and both statements:
m_Y foo;
struct m_Y boo;
fail to compile. Since this seems to suggest it is not a type, why should it be coloured as a type?
I was wondering if I was supposed to understand that code. Even after a fair bit of experience I come across C++ code that confuses me every now and then
typedefs color struct variable incorrectly
Posted - Aug 27 2007 : 11:25:15 AM
