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leto58
Junior Member
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 Posted - Sep 24 2007 : 09:21:10 AM
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Hi,
I need to include 2 header files "..\\dir\\abc.h" and "..\\dir\\def.h".
if I type #include "..\\<cursor>" and press ctrl+space, no problem, I get a list of available subdirectories, and so forth until the end of the path.
but since I am lazy, once I have written #include "..\\dir\\abc.h" the previous way (with working autocompletion), I just copy this line and try and edit it to replace "abc" with "def".
- I doubleclick on "abc" to get the whole word selected
- I type "d"
- I press ctrl+space and I get the box where I can pick "def.h", as expected, BUT the whole path is selected in the same time. When I select "def.h" in the list, it replaces the whole path and I get #include "abc.h" instead of #include "..\\dir\\abc.h".
I expect that when I press ctrl+space, VA does not extends the selection to the beginning of the path, but only from the first char after the last "\\", since it is the part of the path the autocompletion box is proposing.
Regards,
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feline
Whole Tomato Software
United Kingdom
19014 Posts |
Posted - Sep 24 2007 : 11:33:58 AM
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Which IDE and version of VA are you using?
I am not seeing any such problem in VS2005 with VA 1561. When I press CTRL-SPACE the file name is selected, "d.h" in your example, leaving the directory information alone. |
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leto58
Junior Member
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Posted - Sep 24 2007 : 4:27:30 PM
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I am using VS2005 SP1.
I downloaded 1561 this morning, and checked if this problem had not been fixed in this version before posting.
But I just found out that if I wrote my paths with "/" rather than "\\", it worked perfectly well. (I did not even remember it was possible to write #include paths this way :-) )
Anyway, I'd rather like VA to work with both "\\" and "/" than changing the way I write paths...
Regards,
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feline
Whole Tomato Software
United Kingdom
19014 Posts |
Posted - Sep 25 2007 : 11:00:42 AM
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I am seeing the same problem now I am using the correct slash. I always use / in my #include statements, a habit I picked up under UNIX 
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Autocompletion bug in #include
