On 12 January 2016 at 12:08, Matthew Brush <notifications@github.com> wrote:
> Things in namespaces autocomplete now (I turned it on to check :).
>
> Doesn't work here. Maybe you misunderstood what @b4n
> <https://github.com/b4n> was saying? Here's an example:
>
> namespace Foo { void bar() {} }int main() {
> Foo::<<<<---- no completion suggestions here
> }
>
>
Ok, yeah I misunderstood what he was talking about. I understood it to
mean the symbols in the namespace would not be available at all, ie if I
had typed `Foo::ba` then "bar" would not be available for completion.
> The current way (and likely after this PR too) is particularly broken in
> that it gives auto-completions for stuff that is in an inaccessible
> namespace. For example:
>
> namespace Foo { void blah_blah() {} }int main() {
> blah_bl<<<<---- gives an invalid completion for "blah_blah" here
> }
>
>
Which is the sort of thing that gets it turned off :)
> Personally I don't use auto-completion to speed up typing, I use it for
> exploring symbols I can validly use at that point in the code and to get
> them spelt correctly, and the current case-sensitive, prefix-matched,
> kitchen sink auto-completions causes me to use IDE with "smart"
> auto-completions when I'm writing C++ (ex. QtCreator, VisualStudio).
>
Though that has its problems too :(
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