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Marco123	Posted - Apr 17 2015 : 09:16:22 AM When I'm using the renaming feature (Refactor->Rename) on a struct that has an identical name for the member variable and the corresponding constructor parameter, it doesn't work as expected. 1:typedef struct S { 2: void* pointer; 3: 4: S(void* pointer) 5: : pointer(pointer) {} 6:} S, *PS; If I use the rename feature on the member variable (line 2) only the member variable (line 2) is renamed. If I use the rename feature on the constructor parameter (line 4) the member variable at line 5 is renamed, too.
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accord	Posted - Apr 17 2015 : 5:47:19 PM I am seeing the same effect here. Thank you for the clean description. case=41620 For now, you can use different names as Dusan has explained. Sorry for the inconvenience.
Dusan	Posted - Apr 17 2015 : 11:36:09 AM Even the syntax is legal, it is considered as bad practice. I think that VA is confused of the name of parameter as it has same name as initialized variable. If I change passed parameter name to p, all works fine for me: typedef struct S { void* pointer; S(void* p) : pointer(p) {} } S, *PS;