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Pezo
Posted - Nov 16 2018 : 08:49:46 AM Multiple member function definitions for the same class get grouped nicely in VA Outline when there's nothing unrelated in between. This is broken, however, when one of those functions uses a function-try block. Every catch clause gets an entry at the same level as the class containing the function, see the image below.
It would be great if this could be fixed so the catch clauses either don't get outline entries at all, or they get grouped as members of the function.
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feline
Posted - Nov 19 2018 : 07:21:59 AM At least this is a rare problem, that helps. In case it helps, the syntax for the region is:
this doesn't stop VA outline getting confused with the catch block, but it does hide the confusion inside the pragma region, which you can collapse or expand inside VA Outline.
Pezo
Posted - Nov 19 2018 : 01:11:23 AM Thanks for the suggestion. I don't use function-try blocks that often, it's just one or two places.
feline
Posted - Nov 16 2018 : 11:24:01 AM I am seeing the same effect here. Thank you for the clear description.
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Unfortunately I don't currently have an estimate for when we will try and fix this. Do you only have a few functions like this? Or do you do this a lot? If it is only a few functions I am wondering if grouping them together in the file, and then perhaps wrapping them in a #pragma region #pragma endregion block, so these odd lines would be grouped into the region in VA Outline? Not a solution, but possibly a helpful work around.
