class CTest1
{
public:
class CInternal
{
public:
};
};
class CTest2
{
public:
class CInternal
{
public:
};
};
int main()
{
CInternal
}
I often find myself wanting to access classes contained in other classes. It would be nice if when you stood behind CInternal and pressed ctrl+space you would get a completion list with: CTest1::CInternal CTest2::CInternal
the main problem i see with this is that VA does not know you want help with CInternal. pressing CTRL-SPACE before a word in VS2003 brings up a long list of all sorts of things, probably from the IDE its self.
to me it seems more logical to issue a command on CInternal its self, to say "find class", or something like that.
looking in FSIW VA knows about the two classes, so in theory it has the information required to list the parent classes.
how come this is something you are often doing? i use classes inside classes a lot myself, but i don't think i have ever started with the inside class and then had to fill in the parent class name.
Backward completion
Posted - Jul 12 2006 : 2:38:37 PM
