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How to list member?

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    Silly Boy
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    Hi every body! pls tell me how to show list member in VC++, I have checked auto lists member check box! but i can't show them! thanks! xyz

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      Hi every body! pls tell me how to show list member in VC++, I have checked auto lists member check box! but i can't show them! thanks! xyz

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      alex barylski
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      My visual c++ sometimes is stubborn and refuses to show the listbox or that little tooltip function prototype thing...but I find after a reboot everything is usually fine. I think if your using a third-party class(es) you have to actually add the header files to your project before functions prototypes and such will be displayed. If all else fails you can try ctrl+shift+space...i think that brings up the window in question. Cheers :) The word of the day is legs, let's go back to my house and spread the word ;P

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        Hi every body! pls tell me how to show list member in VC++, I have checked auto lists member check box! but i can't show them! thanks! xyz

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        Gary R Wheeler
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        VC++ gets 'confused' after a while. Delete the file <project>.ncb in the same directory as your project file. This file contains the temporary compile results used for Intellisense.


        Software Zen: delete this;

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