#1 class browser - template instantiation

[Anonymous]

If I add some superfluous spaces into a template
instantiation:

map < int, int > aaa;

The class browser lists "map aaa" once, and lists "map
int" twice.

Nested template instantiations seem to confuse it even
further. These lines show the problem fairly well:

map < map < int, int >, int > bbb;
map < int, map < int, int > > ccc;

Even if the unneeded spaces are removed, the class
browser doesn't display either declaration properly
(the problem on ccc is subtle: the last > is missing).

[Rainer Koschnick]

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If you have a member variable with the following notation:

hash_map <int, Mix_Music *> m_mapMusic;

you will get these class members:

: hash_map *
int : hash_map
m_mapMusic : hash_map
Mix_Music : hash_map