[Dev-C++] Class browser and method's throwable exceptions declarations

[Gaetano S. <gae...@gm...>]

Hello,
the class browser seems to be confused when encounter throwable
exceptions declarations on methods prototypes. Take as example the
following code piece:

[myexception.h]
#include <string>
#include <stdexcept>
using std::string;
using std::runtime_error;

namespace my
{
  class MyException : public runtime_error
  {
    public:
      MyException(const string& msg);
  };
}

[myexception.cpp]
#include "myexception.h"
using my::MyException;

MyException::MyException(const string& msg)
:runtime_error(msg)
{
}

[myclass.h]
namespace my
{
  class MyClass
  {
    public:
      MyClass();
      ~MyClass();
      void my_method(int something) const throw(MyException);
  };
}

[myclass.cpp]
#include "myclass.h"
using my::MyException;
using my::MyClass;

MyClass::MyClass()
{
}

MyClass::~MyClass()
{
}

void
MyClass::my_method(int something) const throw(MyException)
{
  int remind_me;

  if (something !=3D 0)
    throw MyException("Hey! You must pass 0 as argument!");
}

Ok, in the class browser i see:

+MyException
+MyClass
|  |- ~MyClass()
|  |- MyClass()
|
|- remind_me : int

1 - Below the MyClass node "my_method" does not appear;
2 - The "remind_me" variable declared into "my_method" appear as a global o=
ne;
3 - This happen for all methods with a throwable exception declaration;
4 - The project compile and link as expected, without warnings or errors.

Have someone any ideas about how to fix it?

Thank you,
--
Gaetano Sferra