Hi,
After more than 10 years using VA, here is the most annoying thing I still have (and never took time to report):
A real example I currently have:
// DatabaseObject.h
class DatabaseObject
{
bool Drop();
}
// DatabaseColumn.h
class DatabaseColumn : public DatabaseObject
{
}
// test.h
class DatabaseColumn;// forward declaration
void f(DatabaseColumn* pDatabaseColumn);
// test.cpp
void f(DatabaseColumn* pDatabaseColumn)
{
pDatabaseColumn->Drop();
}
What I get: If I hover "Drop()" and call VA context menu, I get proposal "Add include DatabaseObject.h", which is the file of the base object declaration. If I add it, compiler would complain with "error C2027: use of undefined type 'DatabaseColumn'"
What I expect: If I hover "Drop()" and call VA context menu, I get proposal "Add include DatabaseColumn.h", which is the file of the derived (and expected) object declaration.
By comparison, Resharper proposes the proper file
Regards,
Leto
"Add Include" propose base instead of derived file
Posted - Aug 07 2019 : 09:54:06 AM
