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Qt-interest Archive, July 2006
Visual Studio 2005


Message 1 in thread

Hi everyone!

I have installed Qt VS2005 Integration plugin, but experincing problems 
with Intellisense. It sometimes delays, doesn't appear at all, or 
doesn't show all the members of a class. Do I have to do additional 
post-installation configuration or it happens with everyone?

Best regards,
Oleg Romanenko.

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Message 2 in thread

Oleg Romanenko wrote:
> I have installed Qt VS2005 Integration plugin, but experincing problems 
> with Intellisense. It sometimes delays, doesn't appear at all, or 
> doesn't show all the members of a class.

I've seen such behaviour in projects not using Qt at all, too
- especially when keeping multiple instances of VS open.
So this might as well be a general VS 2005 problem, possible 
pushed a bit more into the open by the Qt Integration.

> Do I have to do additional 
> post-installation configuration or it happens with everyone?

It seems to get better when removing the .ncb files from time to time...
But it could as well depend on the phase of the moon or the presence
of black cats...

Regards
Andre'

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Message 3 in thread

André Pönitz wrote:
> Oleg Romanenko wrote:
> 
>>I have installed Qt VS2005 Integration plugin, but experincing problems 
>>with Intellisense. It sometimes delays, doesn't appear at all, or 
>> ...
> I've seen such behaviour in projects not using Qt at all, too
> - especially when keeping multiple instances of VS open.

My experience is that when you add new (or existing) source files to the 
project code completion doesn't work until you have compiled them at 
least once (even when there are mistakes in the source file and it 
doesn't compile, that's okay).

Only then seems the database being updated. So hitting CTRL + ALT + B 
then and when might help...

> It seems to get better when removing the .ncb files from time to time...

That's a good tip in general - true since Visual Studio 6.0 (I guess 
that's a compatibility feature ;)

> But it could as well depend on the phase of the moon or the presence
> of black cats...

That's also true... (<rumour>did you know that when you choose your 
Windows login name to be your credit card number things will 
dramatically speed up, also the compilation time in Visual Studio *ggg* 
- I don't know why that works, but it works 8-)</rumour>)

Cheers, Oliver


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