| T O P I C R E V I E W |
| Mordachai |
Posted - Oct 06 2016 : 10:53:25 AM
Right clicking on "std::future" & requesting "insert header" gives me:
#include "..\..\..\..\..\..\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 12.0\VC\include\future"
I already did the "clear cache" and "rebuild symbol" and restarted, then tried again.
Why didn't it do:
#include <future>
?
Is there something I'm missing someplace? What can I check? |
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| sean |
Posted - Mar 09 2017 : 12:10:38 AM
case=65910 is fixed in build 2210. |
| Mordachai |
Posted - Dec 01 2016 : 09:27:25 AM
Ah, bummer! Hopefully next build. |
| sean |
Posted - Nov 30 2016 : 10:22:59 PM
Sorry -- this did not get fixed in build 2116. The fix that we had did make it to the release branch -- but testing failed. We'll revisit it and contact you once we have test dll. |
| Mordachai |
Posted - Oct 19 2016 : 2:30:28 PM
I'd be happy to use a beta to verify that |
| sean |
Posted - Oct 19 2016 : 12:52:42 PM
I believe this is due to case=65910. It is fixed on our main line, but the fix did not go to the release branch for 2114. We'll try to get it on the release branch for next month. |
| Mordachai |
Posted - Oct 07 2016 : 3:04:54 PM
I found this confusion when I was working with "future" and "optional" - with 2015 update 3 - if that helps you at all. |
| ChrisG |
Posted - Oct 06 2016 : 6:12:13 PM
When you have both VS 2013 and VS 2015 installed there is a known issue where this can happen for certain symbols.
We plan to have some improvements in this area soon. |
| Mordachai |
Posted - Oct 06 2016 : 2:33:55 PM
Sorry - yes - fixed the thread title :D
I did exactly that - typed the corrected one and intellisense / VA seem to seeing the correct thing.
I'll post here if I get anymore of this same behavior. |
| ChrisG |
Posted - Oct 06 2016 : 12:27:14 PM
Did you mean to title the thread, 'VS2015 include header from VS2013'?
Normally, I would ask you to try clicking 'Rebuild' and 'Clear' in the following menu.
(VAssistX | Visual Assist Options | Performance)
Then, restart your IDE.
However, since the issue still remains, try typing out the correct include like '#include <future>'. Then, delete the include and try to add the include through Add #include Directive. This could help ensure Visual Assist knows about the correct file. |
