For some reason, it seems that whenever I type '(' after boost::lambda::bind (which would normally cause the intellisence list to pop up with the arguments the function takes), visual studio completely locks up. Does anyone else have this problem? Are there known fixes or work-arounds? -Jason
Jason Hise wrote:
For some reason, it seems that whenever I type '(' after boost::lambda::bind (which would normally cause the intellisence list to pop up with the arguments the function takes), visual studio completely locks up. Does anyone else have this problem? Are there known fixes or work-arounds?
Unfortunately, this is not uncommon. I've seen this bug discussed on some of the microsoft lists, and nobody had a solution. Jonathan
Jason Hise <chaos@ezequal.com> wrote:
For some reason, it seems that whenever I type '(' after boost::lambda::bind (which would normally cause the intellisence list to pop up with the arguments the function takes), visual studio completely locks up. Does anyone else have this problem? Are there known fixes or work-arounds?
I use VisualAssist which does not seem to suffer from this problem. Giovanni Bajo
"Jason Hise" <chaos@ezequal.com> wrote in message news:42752C45.4020409@ezequal.com...
For some reason, it seems that whenever I type '(' after boost::lambda::bind (which would normally cause the intellisence list to pop up with the arguments the function takes), visual studio completely locks up. Does anyone else have this problem? Are there known fixes or work-arounds?
It's not unique for lambda::bind - usage of all kinds of heavily templated code can cause the same problems with intellisense. There's a hot fix which helps (it helped for me at least) - available if you have some kind of support agreement with Microsoft (generally included if you have a MSDN subscription). Checkout KB article 824580. Regards // Johan Nilsson
I had to disable it to continue using VS.NET2003 On 5/1/05, Jason Hise <chaos@ezequal.com> wrote:
For some reason, it seems that whenever I type '(' after boost::lambda::bind (which would normally cause the intellisence list to pop up with the arguments the function takes), visual studio completely locks up. Does anyone else have this problem? Are there known fixes or work-arounds?
-Jason
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