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On Thu, 27 Mar 2003, Maurizio Colucci wrote:

>  Hello,
>  
>  Why does semantic underline statements such as
>  
>  list <shared_ptr<item> > l;
>  
>  ?
>  
>  Can I turn that feature off?

Yes - just add

(global-semantic-show-unmatched-syntax-mode -1)

to your .emacs

But underlining your statement above shows me that you do not use latest
available semantic 1.4.3 because the semantic-version has a much improved
C++-parser which recognizes correctly statements like yours!

If you do a lot of C++-programming you should really upgrade to latest
semantic!

Klaus

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>  Thank you,
>  
>  Maurizio
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Ok, now it works, but has a behavior I don't understand: when I open
(visit) the file, some lines are underlined by default.

e.g.


template <class c> class temp{
public:
  typedef int iter;
};


class temp2{

  list<temp<int> >::const_iterator t; // this is underlined
   
};

only when I modify the line or the class (e.g. by inserting a dummy
space), semantic reparses the class and removes the underlining.

Is that normal?