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| superzmy |
Posted - Sep 05 2023 : 10:58:28 PM
struct B
{
void foo() {} // 1
};
template<typename T>
struct D : B
{
using foo; // 2
};
D<int> d;
d.foo(); // select and alt+G will goto 2 not 1
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| feline |
Posted - Sep 06 2023 : 09:06:47 AM
Changing the using line to read:
using B::foo;
lets the code compile, and I am seeing Alt-G go to the using line now. I am not sure this is actually a bug though, since you have "added" B::foo into the derived struct D. If you use Alt-Shift-G then VA knows that foo() is also present in the base class, and now offers to take you there, via the "Base Symbols" sub-menu. |
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