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Another completion oddity

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ollydbg:
I can confirm this issue.
The reason is that when we treat a "typedef" as a derived class, and the "struct" declaration gives no name, so, Data_t is a derived class from the "unnamed structure".

blueshake:
ollydbg's explanation is right . :D

mariocup:
Sound plausible  :D

daniloz:
OK, not sure if I should continue on this thread or begin a new one (maybe one of the moderators can give me a hint  :wink: ). Anyway, here I go:

Again, with the following code

--- Code: ---int aaaa;
typedef struct  tagN {
        int a;
        double b;
        int c;
        }  Tstruct;

Tstruct tttt;

tttt.b

void main()
{
    Tstruct bbbbb;
    int cccccc;

    tttt

    bbbbb

}

--- End code ---

If I right-click on "bbbbb" and choose "Find declaration", I receive the following warning: "Not found: bbbbb".

If I do the same on "tttt" or "Tstruct", it works ok though. (just giving you all information I have).

Moreover, the completion is not working in "bbbbb" if I dont have a ";" after "tttt.b", as in the above example.

BTW, I'm using r5729 (branch codecompletion_refactoring) with the patch given by blueshake in
 
--- Quote from: blueshake on August 13, 2009, 10:35:24 am ---you still need to apply this patch.

--- End quote ---

Thank you all again...

oBFusCATed:
daniloz: C++ is hard to parse even when the code is correct, parsing malformed code is massive(close to impossible) task

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