Hi,
While not strictly a syntax issue, this relates to the way C++ functions are parsed by the function list.
UltraEdit displays all my functions, except for functions that have default values in the definition:
Without the aLogLevel=1, it works fine. How can I adapt the wordfile that it will shows these functions in the function list as well?
I've been using PSPad for a long time, but it exhibits instability in its code explorer when I change syntax highlighting colours. Nonetheless it has a superior code explorer.
I have now decided to switch to UE32 for reasons of stability and registered it, but need to get the above issue resolved before I can actively start using it.
--deckert
While not strictly a syntax issue, this relates to the way C++ functions are parsed by the function list.
UltraEdit displays all my functions, except for functions that have default values in the definition:
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void log(string aLogString, int aLogLevel=1)
{
...
}
I've been using PSPad for a long time, but it exhibits instability in its code explorer when I change syntax highlighting colours. Nonetheless it has a superior code explorer.
I have now decided to switch to UE32 for reasons of stability and registered it, but need to get the above issue resolved before I can actively start using it.
--deckert