Re: [CEDET-devel] Namespace completion problem with C++

[Eric M. L. <er...@si...>]

My mistake on previous email.

Here the first A is in scope, because bar::xx is in the second A
namespace.  I've updated the scope calculator to find and use the
merged A namespace instead of only the namespace block that bar::xx
shows up in.

If bar had been outside of A, like this:

void A::bar::xx() ...

then it would have worked since A::bar would have used the merged
version of A in the internal searches.

Eric

>>> Ravikiran Rajagopal <rav...@am...> seems to think that:
>Hello,
>  The C++ parser does not seem to use namespaces when resolving names for 
>auto-completion. Here is a simple example:
>
>--------------------
>namespace A { class foo { public: void aa(); void bb(); };}
>namespace A { 
>class bar { public: void xx(); public: foo myFoo; };
>void bar::xx()
>{
>  myFoo. // <--- cursor is here after the dot
>}
>}
>--------------------
>
>Using the CVS version of CEDET on Emacs CVS (23.0.60), the analysis finds that 
>the variable "myFoo" is of type "foo", but it cannot find a definition of 
>type "foo" since it does not match "A::foo" as the same "foo" in the 
>declaration of class "bar". Without the "namespace" declarations, the type is 
>parsed correctly and the possible completions are presented. Could someone 
>kindly point me in the right direction to fix this problem? I am an elisp 
>novice (know just enough to muck with my .emacs) but very comfortable with 
>C++; please point me in the direction of documentation if this is known.
>
>Regards,
>Ravi
>

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