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#43 Code complete - keyword final
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nobody
Feature_Request
2020-08-17
2014-09-06
No
Key word final breaks auto complete, example:
namespace ns
{
class Foo {};
class Bar final : public Foo {};
}
int main()
{
/// \bug Code completion shows Foo and final, not Bar.
/// ns::Foo + ns::Bar are expected to pop up.
return 0;
}
I only tested in 13.12 linux mint, I don't have acces to annything else for comming weeks.
This is a C++11 feature, and as far as I can see, we can simply skip the "final" keyword. But what if a user don't use C++11 feature, and "final" may be a normal variable name in their code?
Note that C++11's grammar is too complex, and our build-in parser don't handle them correctly. (especially the template related code).
For a workaround, you can simply add a user replacement rule that "final" to empty string, so the "final" will be skipped in the Tokenizer.
This trick seems not to work in modern versions. No replacements' window in settings and direct edit of default.conf has no effect.