Code Completion not for alle Variables

[eranif]

So back to square 1:
Can you provide me with a minimal example that does not work?
Something that I can test here?

Eran

[FrancescoA]

Now

not working:

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namespace NS1
{

class Screen
{
  public:
    Screen ();

    virtual ~Screen (void);

    void Connect (void);

    virtual void OnConnect(void) { }
};
} // namespace NS1

namespace NS2
{

class Screen:public NS1::Screen
{
  public:
    Screen();
    virtual ~Screen(void);

    void OnConnect (void);

    void OnDisConnect (void);

    void  OnInitScreen (void);
    void  OnDeInitScreen (void);

};



int main(int argc, char **argv)
{

	Screen* screen = (Screen*)(0x1234567L);
	Screen sc = Screen();
    screen->
	sc.
    return 0;
}
}

working (but only screen, not sc):

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namespace NS1
{

class Screen
{
  public:
    Screen ();

    virtual ~Screen (void);

    void Connect (void);

    virtual void OnConnect(void) { }
};
} // namespace NS1


class Screen:public NS1::Screen
{
  public:
    Screen();
    virtual ~Screen(void);

    void OnConnect (void);

    void OnDisConnect (void);

    void  OnInitScreen (void);
    void  OnDeInitScreen (void);

};



int main(int argc, char **argv)
{

	Screen* screen = (Screen*)(0x1234567L);
	Screen sc;
    screen->
	sc.
    return 0;
}

both working

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class Screen
{
  public:
    Screen ();

    virtual ~Screen (void);

    void Connect (void);

    virtual void OnConnect(void) { }
};


class Screen1:public Screen
{
  public:
    Screen1();
    virtual ~Screen1(void);

    void OnConnect (void);

    void OnDisConnect (void);

    void  OnInitScreen (void);
    void  OnDeInitScreen (void);

};



int main(int argc, char **argv)
{

   Screen1* screen = (Screen1*)(0x1234567L);
   Screen1 sc;
    screen->
   sc.
    return 0;
}

[FrancescoA]

I only want to ask again, if the code, I posted above, is clear?

Second question: is there any possibility to retrigger code completion, which I mostly saw with ctrl-space?
solved: I saw, this is done with ctrl-return, and this I can change in "keyboard shortcuts..."

[eranif]

Thanks for the sample code, I will test it today

Eran

[FrancescoA]

Cool, I'm looking forward to it.

[eranif]

From the menu settings:
'Settings > Tags Settings > Advanced'

and check the option:
'Use more accurate scope name resolving'

It should work once ticked.
Eran

[FrancescoA]

Thank you very much, it is working.


The only backside is (taken my first example, the top one), that only members of the derived class are found.
screen->
lists OnConnect, OnDeInitScreen, OnDisConnect, OnInitScreen, Screen, ~Screen
but not "Connect" and other members, which I tried.

sc (Screen sc = Screen();) is still not working. Would be cool, if that woud function too.

But I think, it is already much more better, because in my project, now for example the screen-> members are found (at least in the derived class).

(added better example, which compiles)

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#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

namespace NS1

{

class Screen
{
  public:
    Screen () {}

    virtual ~Screen (void) {}

    void Connect (void) {}
    void Connect1 (void) {}
	

    virtual void OnConnect2(void) {}
};
}; // namespace NS1

namespace NS2
{

class Screen:public NS1::Screen
{
  public:
    Screen() {}
    virtual ~Screen(void) {}

    void OnConnect (void) {}

    void OnDisConnect (void) {}
    int Get() {return 5;}
    void  OnInitScreen (void) {}
    void  OnDeInitScreen (void) {}

};
}; // namespace NS2

int main(int argc, char **argv)
{

   //NS2::Screen* screentest = (NS2::Screen*)(0x1234567L);
   NS2::Screen sc;
   NS2::Screen* screen = &sc;
   //NS2::Screen sc = NS2::Screen();
   //screen->
   //sc.
   
   //cout << "Hello got: " << screen->Get() << " from NS2:Screen object sc: sc.Get()" << endl;
   cout << "Hello got: " << sc.Get() << " from NS2:Screen object sc: sc.Get()" << endl;
   return 0;
}