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Not sure exactly what it is called. But in MSVC 6.0 when you are working with classes and what not the . and -> bring up your little handly window with all class variables and functions and what not... However I noticed that sometimes they stop showing up. I appreciate this little window because it lets me know that name I am typing is correct. Sometimes I might declare a class or what not, and forget exactly how I declared it.. was it MaxVolume or VolumeMax .. so this window is great because it shows it right there.. anyways sometimes it disappears after a while.. usualy after typing a lot (I get to typing fast, and sometimes I hit crazy windows combo keys like the ALT-S Win95 key on the keyboard on accedient).. so once it leaves I have to close out of the IDE and completly log off and log back on to get my popup window back.. is there any easier way?
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Not sure exactly what it is called. But in MSVC 6.0 when you are working with classes and what not the . and -> bring up your little handly window with all class variables and functions and what not... However I noticed that sometimes they stop showing up. I appreciate this little window because it lets me know that name I am typing is correct. Sometimes I might declare a class or what not, and forget exactly how I declared it.. was it MaxVolume or VolumeMax .. so this window is great because it shows it right there.. anyways sometimes it disappears after a while.. usualy after typing a lot (I get to typing fast, and sometimes I hit crazy windows combo keys like the ALT-S Win95 key on the keyboard on accedient).. so once it leaves I have to close out of the IDE and completly log off and log back on to get my popup window back.. is there any easier way?
ROK_RShadow wrote: is there any easier way? probably not. the best way to fix the Intellisense problems is to delete the project's .NCB file, but the IDE locks that file while the project is up. -c
When history comes, it always takes you by surprise.
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Not sure exactly what it is called. But in MSVC 6.0 when you are working with classes and what not the . and -> bring up your little handly window with all class variables and functions and what not... However I noticed that sometimes they stop showing up. I appreciate this little window because it lets me know that name I am typing is correct. Sometimes I might declare a class or what not, and forget exactly how I declared it.. was it MaxVolume or VolumeMax .. so this window is great because it shows it right there.. anyways sometimes it disappears after a while.. usualy after typing a lot (I get to typing fast, and sometimes I hit crazy windows combo keys like the ALT-S Win95 key on the keyboard on accedient).. so once it leaves I have to close out of the IDE and completly log off and log back on to get my popup window back.. is there any easier way?
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Not sure exactly what it is called. But in MSVC 6.0 when you are working with classes and what not the . and -> bring up your little handly window with all class variables and functions and what not... However I noticed that sometimes they stop showing up. I appreciate this little window because it lets me know that name I am typing is correct. Sometimes I might declare a class or what not, and forget exactly how I declared it.. was it MaxVolume or VolumeMax .. so this window is great because it shows it right there.. anyways sometimes it disappears after a while.. usualy after typing a lot (I get to typing fast, and sometimes I hit crazy windows combo keys like the ALT-S Win95 key on the keyboard on accedient).. so once it leaves I have to close out of the IDE and completly log off and log back on to get my popup window back.. is there any easier way?
Thanks for the replies.. I was hoping there was a key combination I was hitting on accedient. Kinda like when ya get to typing and you try to type CFileDialog and instead get C and a Find window :-) I know that is a key combo.. but I never can remember it.. so I have to log off/on to fix that one too! Remember: Some people call them "features" I call them "Annoying". Does anybody actually use windows hot keys?