Hello! I'm a student who just got VAX today to use, but I've run into a small problem.
The strongly typed enums from C++11, I can't seem to get VAX to recognize. I've tried restarting visual studio, but it remains rather baffled.
I'm using VS2010, and VAX's version is 10.7.1929.0, built the 22nd of February.
Is this a bug, or might I be making a mistake somewhere? (Please ignore the "entity" mistake in the screencap, I fixed it after screencapping, but it doesn't change anything)
Anyway there is a bug in VA with unnamed typed enum.
enum {
width = 591,
height = 302
};
is parsed by VA, and whese enumerators showing in Find references, Find symbol and Rename. But if we add the type
enum: int {
width = 591,
height = 302
};
VA to skip them and will not be processed.
Unnamed typed enums are useful in some cases, for example if we want to declare them instead of typed constants, since constants are not highlighted separately from normal variables, and enums are highlighted.
Edited by - DesertDragon on Apr 20 2013 06:48:30 AM
Strongly Typed Enums going unrecognized
Posted - Feb 28 2013 : 7:58:55 PM
