class Abc
{
Abc ();
~Abc ();
};
Abc::~|
I think I get a real issue this time ^^Confirmed on linux, it only works correctly, if cc kicks in after the second colon and you chose ~Abc.CodeIn the completion box, if I select ~Abc, then the line is "Abc::~~Abc". It would be better to have "Abc::~Abc".class Abc
{
Abc ();
~Abc ();
};
Abc::~|
True, the reason is:I think I get a real issue this time ^^Confirmed on linux, it only works correctly, if cc kicks in after the second colon and you chose ~Abc.CodeIn the completion box, if I select ~Abc, then the line is "Abc::~~Abc". It would be better to have "Abc::~Abc".class Abc
{
Abc ();
~Abc ();
};
Abc::~|
If I cancel cc and type ~ cc does not kick in and if I force it with Ctrl+Space, it does not show me the correct choice, if I force cc after typing Abc::~A, it shows only the class Abc (and some other tokens, that begin with "a" or "A"), not the constructor or destructor.
Abc::~A|<------------caret here
A|<------------caret here
it shows only the class Abc (and some other tokens, that begin with "a" or "A")
Abc::~|<-----------caret here
If I cancel cc and type ~ cc does not kick in and if I force it with Ctrl+Space, it does not show me the correct choicein this case it shows only tokens from the global namespace, nneither the constructor or destructor nor the class itself.
@Folco:No. The completion box appears automatically after I type the second colon. When I select "~Abc" in this box, I get "Abc::~~Abc".
What is the exact step?
You use use the ctrl+space at the caret below?CodeAbc::~|<-----------caret here
Dou you get the double tilde, if you select ~Abc before typing the tilde in the source or after typing it ?Quote@Folco:No. The completion box appears automatically after I type the second colon. When I select "~Abc" in this box, I get "Abc::~~Abc".
What is the exact step?
You use use the ctrl+space at the caret below?CodeAbc::~|<-----------caret here
I just follow your steps, and there is no double tilde. (windows, latest debugger branch)Quote@Folco:No. The completion box appears automatically after I type the second colon. When I select "~Abc" in this box, I get "Abc::~~Abc".
What is the exact step?
You use use the ctrl+space at the caret below?CodeAbc::~|<-----------caret here
Dou you get the double tilde, if you select ~Abc before typing the tilde in the source or after typing it ?I get it after typing it.