Re: [Boost-users] boost 1.35 code completion under Visual Studio 2008
Hmm, seems to work OK for me with VC8-Express, at the risk of stating the obvious you may need to build the file once and then wait for Intellisense to update before it becomes available however. HTH, John.
thanks, John! I want to add one more fact - Code completion (Intellisense) does not work properly also under VS2005 (not express). Some boost modules used in code block Intellisense fully. Some other blocks block Intellisense partially (in the current {block}). Hope, somebody knows the solution of this. Currently workaround is to wrap calls to boost library into BoostFuncCallWrapper.h and BoostFuncCallWrapper.cpp module.
I think this is a problem of Intellisense and not boost. There are a lot of things that doesn't work with Intellisense...not only boost Roma.. schrieb:
Hmm, seems to work OK for me with VC8-Express, at the risk of stating the obvious you may need to build the file once and then wait for Intellisense to update before it becomes available however. HTH, John.
thanks, John! I want to add one more fact - Code completion (Intellisense) does not work properly also under VS2005 (not express). Some boost modules used in code block Intellisense fully. Some other blocks block Intellisense partially (in the current {block}).
Hope, somebody knows the solution of this. Currently workaround is to wrap calls to boost library into BoostFuncCallWrapper.h and BoostFuncCallWrapper.cpp module.
You're quite right, but it is problem of using Boost under VS2005-2008. Think, there is no need to describe advantages of Intellisense here) Hope, somebody is still able to help me!)
I think this is a problem of Intellisense and not boost. There are a lot of things that doesn't work with Intellisense...not only boost
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You're quite right, but it is problem of using Boost under VS2005-2008. Think, there is no need to describe advantages of Intellisense here) Hope, somebody is still able to help me!)
Plug-in tools are available for Visual Studio that supplement or replace Intellisense. I regard usage of one these as near essential if VS is to be the IDE of choice for developing C++. To drag this post a bit nearer topic, I should mention that the makers of Visual Assist actually test their parser on Boost code, as it is a fairly large body of free code that exercises most corners of the language! I wouldn't be surprised if other vendors do too. Pete
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