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  1. #1
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    Re: Visual C++ problem



    OK I see the problem - 20+ character function names can be awkward!


    I think you have to make the IDE scan the library header files by including them in your project.


    Select a Workspace 'Header Files' node (or create a separate one) and right-click to get the context menu. Use the 'Add Files to Folder...' option to add the relevant library header files.


    The 'Intellisense' only seems to work inside functions of classes that are in the project files list, but I haven't spent a lot of time playing with it :-)


    Dave

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    Re: Visual C++ problem

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    The 'Intellisense' only seems to work inside functions of classes that are in the project files list,



    From what I've seem, it only works for classes whos *header file* is in the project file list.


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    James
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