split() and MSVS .NET 2003
I have found using Boost 1.47 with MSVS .Net 2003 that if I include split() that it tends to kill the Intellisense function in the editor for a current method or function. I usually have something like typedef vector<string> Splits; Splits sv; string input_string; split(sv,input_string,is_any_of("|")); I was curious if anyone else had run across this and better yet if there was a way around it. I think I may have seen it in earlier Boost versions but my memory is fuzzy about that. There was a time when this behavior did not exist but I am not certain when and what MSVS changes may have been applied since it did work. The code compiles OK and works correctly. Larry
On 10/30/2011 02:28 AM, Larry wrote:
I have found using Boost 1.47 with MSVS .Net 2003 that if I include split() that it tends to kill the Intellisense function in the editor for a current method or function. I usually have something like typedef vector<string> Splits; Splits sv; string input_string; split(sv,input_string,is_any_of("|")); I was curious if anyone else had run across this and better yet if there was a way around it.
Upgrading to a more recent Visual Studio version probably fixes the issue.
On Sun, Oct 30, 2011 at 3:02 AM, Mathias Gaunard < mathias.gaunard@ens-lyon.org> wrote:
On 10/30/2011 02:28 AM, Larry wrote:
I have found using Boost 1.47 with MSVS .Net 2003 that if I include split() that it tends to kill the Intellisense function in the editor for a current method or function. I usually have something like typedef vector<string> Splits; Splits sv; string input_string; split(sv,input_string,is_any_**of("|")); I was curious if anyone else had run across this and better yet if there was a way around it.
Upgrading to a more recent Visual Studio version probably fixes the issue.
I can't speak to 2003, but with VS2010, Intellisense has been removed from the package. Ask how we found out much to our chagrin... The good news is that for most things we are quite satisfied with VS2008, which seems satisfactory for much of what we need to do. There is also a Visual Assist X package which "replaces" Intellisense, and a whole host of other features, whether you go with VS2008 or VS2010. This is through http://www.wholetomato.com/. HTH _______________________________________________
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I am supporting my existing products with VS2003. I have 2005, 2008, and 2010 also. I have
not tried this with the later versions. I did not care much for 2010.This used to work with 2003
but I don't know if it was a fix for VS2003 and/or something that changed in Boost that has caused
the issue.
Thanks
Larry
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On Sun, Oct 30, 2011 at 3:02 AM, Mathias Gaunard
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