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Look at the signed/unsigned specifiers when checking function return types.

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Roberto Raggi
2008-12-12 10:40:25 +01:00
parent aed481dec8
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src/plugins/cpptools/cppcodecompletion.cpp
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@@ -966,8 +966,10 @@ void CppCodeCompletion::complete(const TextEditor::CompletionItem &item)
if (Function *function = symbol->type()->asFunction()) { if (Function *function = symbol->type()->asFunction()) {
// If the member is a function, automatically place the opening parenthesis, // If the member is a function, automatically place the opening parenthesis,
// except when it might take template parameters. // except when it might take template parameters.
if (!function->returnType().isValid() const bool hasReturnType = function->returnType().isValid() ||
&& (function->identity() && !function->identity()->isDestructorNameId())) { function->returnType().isSigned() ||
function->returnType().isUnsigned();
if (! hasReturnType && (function->identity() && !function->identity()->isDestructorNameId())) {
// Don't insert any magic, since the user might have just wanted to select the class // Don't insert any magic, since the user might have just wanted to select the class
} else if (function->templateParameterCount() != 0) { } else if (function->templateParameterCount() != 0) {