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Jenna:
I just tested again (at home on my linux machine), this time I also use a namespace for my class:

it works fine, if I declare the variable with xyz::classname* variable and have a using namespace xyz; only in the header.

It also works fine, if I have the using namespace directive in header- and cpp-file, but declare the variable without explicitely used namespace

It does not work, if I only have using namespace in the header file, and declare the variable "normally" (without explicitely used namespace).


Or in short: cc always works if I have a using namespace directive in the cpp-file or declare the variable with xyz::classname* variable.

It does not work, if I only have using namespace xyz; inside the header-file.

dgrafix:
AHAAA!

Thank you! I was "using namespaces" all over the place in my headers. I will convert everything (to do with my code) to use full names and give it a try later. I am convinced this IS the issue (as i have more or less explored everything else  :shock: ).

That would explain why AC is working in the header but not the cpp file.

 :D

Jenna:
For me it was enough to add using namespace xyz to the cpp-file, too.
It's less work then to use full names for every declaration (even if this would be more secure).

Please post if it works for you.

dgrafix:
Hmm, nope, although it helped a little, i have some completion now at least..
but.
I get some completion sometimes and other times it works fine one minute and stops working the next. All the files are in the same folder as the cbp file and i have "./" in the search folders for compiler.

ollydbg:

--- Quote from: dgrafix on February 21, 2009, 08:20:28 pm ---Hmm, nope, although it helped a little, i have some completion now at least..
but.
I get some completion sometimes and other times it works fine one minute and stops working the next. All the files are in the same folder as the cbp file and i have "./" in the search folders for compiler.


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I think CC don't parser the code you entered before last save.

So, you could "save" your code, and let the parser  do it again on your newest code.

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