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Code Hinting but not Completion

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pieman:
Hmm. I'm reconsidering the code completion options. I thought I had gone through it painfully and tried to configure it how I'd like (without success) already. On a second investigation, it seems more promising. The code completion toolbar does exactly what I was requesting initially. I never noticed that. Whoops :-\

Let's see about what seemed to eternally and ingracefully replace whatever I was typing, because that doesn't seem like such a solid complaint ( I was probably just being a dumbass ).

I was probably in a shitty mood and things didn't work exactly as I expected, so I didn't bother enough with actually coming to understand how it worked. :-*
I'm often in a shitty mood. :P

All of this was decided when I first began to use Code::Blocks, which remains by far the best and most sensible C++ IDE yet. That was many years ago, so I've forgotten what code completion was like anyway. That was also with a much older version. :-X

Edit:

No. Wait, it only adapts to the current scope. It's still a pointless browsing thing. Ugh. Also, I noticed the tooltip a few minutes ago. Yeah. I've made some comments about that elsehwere.

pieman:
Errm. WHAT WAS REPLACING MY STUFF? Maybe I had the "Auto-select" option enabled. Was that the culprit?

BlueHazzard:

--- Quote from: pieman on April 11, 2014, 09:38:23 pm ---Errm. WHAT WAS REPLACING MY STUFF? Maybe I had the "Auto-select" option enabled. Was that the culprit?

--- End quote ---
i don't know any feature that replaces without your intention...

PS. : PLEASE DON'T SHOUT this is rude... also your other expressions aren't very nice. CC is a main feature of c::b and many developer are happy with it. If you want this feature really bad i recommend you to use your energy to implement it and not to flame on this forum...

pieman:
struct ThisIs *enter*
struct ThisIsWhyCodeCompletionCanBeAnnoying

When I meant to write: ThisIs

I guess you could fix this by disabling code completion on the same line as a struct/class/union declaration.

Alpha:
Have you tried Shift-Enter?

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