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$ClassName$ not working in "Create Implementation"

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Laurent.V	Posted - Nov 17 2015 : 05:26:33 AM I like to have a space between the class name and the symbol name in my definitions: int MyClass :: MyMethod() { //... } However, the "Create Implementation" feature uses $SymbolContext$ that does not insert spaces and don't seems to be customizable. So I tried to change the snippet for: $SymbolType$ $ClassName$ :: $SymbolName$($ParameterList$) $MethodQualifier$ But $ClassName$ leaves a blank (everything else is fine): int :: MyMethod() { //... } Additional infos: VA_X.dll file version 10.9.2076.0 built 2015.09.15 Visual Studio 2012 Professional (english) -> DevEnv.exe version 11.0.61030.0 Professional
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Laurent.V	Posted - Nov 19 2015 : 02:51:56 AM Indeed it does :)
feline	Posted - Nov 18 2015 : 5:07:12 PM Good to know. Hopefully having VA creating the implementations saves you a lot more time than it takes to fix the formatting.
Laurent.V	Posted - Nov 18 2015 : 03:07:11 AM Thanks for your reply ! For now, I can manage to replace manually when needed, it's not the end of the world :)
feline	Posted - Nov 17 2015 : 3:18:51 PM This makes sense, I have put a note onto case: case=9863 about this, which covers allowing other Snippet keywords in refactoring snippets. For now, have you considered running a regular expression find and replace now and then? It should be easy to search for :: where there is a letter either side, and to replace it with " :: ", to help change the formatting of generated code.

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