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Re: CodeSense disappearing upon build?
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Re: CodeSense disappearing upon build?


  • Subject: Re: CodeSense disappearing upon build?
  • From: Dix Lorenz <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 1 Mar 2006 00:53:51 +0100

On 28.02.2006, at 21:57, Robb Olsen-Albright wrote:

Greetings list,

I'm working on an objective-c++ app, and am having issues with CodeSense completion lists for both objective-c and c++ objects. C+ + objects show 'no completion list', and obj-c ones just show the list for (id) type.

If I rebuild the codesense index (project info window), then it works, but only until the next build happens, then it goes away until I do another rebuild.

Is this something peculiar to .mm files? Or could there be some setting I'm missing? This is on two different machines, and It seems to work fine even after a build in sample AppKit projects, so it doesn't seem to be an install-specific or global to x-code.

Thanks for any help; I'm working with a Windows developer on this (her first real use of Xcode) and she's giving me a hard time about VS being better at auto-completing. :)

To be honest: You'll lose. VS (I am using VS6, a couple of years old) is far better at this. It also has it's hickups but I can use it for days before I need to rebuild the database and it is way faster and a lot smarter than Xcode. It also has some functions I really miss in Xcode and combined with "Visual Assist X" I absolutely prefer navigating and writing code in VS, although it hurts to say that. Also you might discover that sometimes Xcode's Debugger acts up ("out of scope", "time out", ...) which I have never seen in VS.


When Xcode works it's a lot better than VS, it misses a few functions but what's there is great. But it fails so often, it is often a chore to work with.

Sorry I can't give you any help...

Dix

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