I noticed a curious bug in the list Xcode provides with all the
methods and functions implemented in a .cpp file.
if I declare a method like this
class X
{
...
void myMethod(int x, int y = 0);
...
};
in the header file, then implement it as follows in the .cpp file
X::myMethod(int x, int y /* = 0*/)
{
Y->doSomething();
Y->doSomethingElse();
}
the list shows two times "F() doSomething" (in italics) instead of "M
() X::myMethod"
if I remove the /* = 0*/ or take it out of the parenthesis the list
magically get right.
of course this is nothing serious, but should be fixed.
regards
Davide
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