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C++ type highlighting and autocomplete #includes #23699
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What C++ extensions are you using? VS Code itself doesn't provide very much C/C++ language functionality. |
The extensions I am using are: C/C++ by Microsoft |
You should file the bugs with the particular extensions that are causing the issue (you may have to enable one at a time to figure out which extension is causing the problem). The C/C+ extension by Microsoft doesn't implement #1 yet, but we plan to. #2 doesn't repro with our extension or they are bugs which we need more repro details for: https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode-cpptools/issues . #3 appears to be a bug with our extension, assuming it's the autocomplete provider. |
Closing please file against the cpptools repository. |
Auto complete #includes - I just switched from Visual Studio to Visual Studio Code (because I am now developing on Linux) and I have noticed a auto-include for headers is nonexistent which means I have to rely on a 3rd party extension.
Type highlighting - Nothing in my source code is highlighted except base types like int, char, etc. No user types are highlighted when initialized, so I can't tell what's included and what's not.
Show only members - I have a struct with a couple of members and when I try to access those members they don't show up.
Example:
`
struct foo{
char* foo2;
};
int main(){
foo bar;
bar.foo2; //<---- foo2 doesn't show up at all, just thousands of other functions/types.
return 0;
}
`
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