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C++: display enum value in tooltip for simplest case
If it is possible lets calculate enum value for the simplest case.
Example where it works:
enum
{
enum_val1, // tooltip = "enum_val1 = 0"
enum_val2 // tooltip = "enum_val2 = 1"
};
enum
{
enum_val1=10, // tooltip = "enum_val1 = 10"
enum_val2 // tooltip = "enum_val2 = 11"
};
enum
{
enum_val1, // tooltip = "enum_val1 = 0"
enum_val2=10, // tooltip = "enum_val2 = 10"
enum_val3 // tooltip = "enum_val3 = 11"
};
Example where it does not work:
enum
{
enum_val1=10+1, // tooltip = "enum_val1 = 10+1"
enum_val2 // tooltip = "enum_val2"
};
Task-number: QTCREATORBUG-4529
Change-Id: Idd85ed7304018f73f2b068bf1ac28f1abde02f93
Reviewed-by: Nikolai Kosjar <nikolai.kosjar@theqtcompany.com>
Reviewed-by: Orgad Shaneh <orgads@gmail.com>
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@@ -456,7 +456,7 @@ CppEnumerator::CppEnumerator(CPlusPlus::EnumeratorDeclaration *declaration)
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Overview overview;
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Symbol *enumSymbol = declaration->enclosingScope()->asEnum();
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Symbol *enumSymbol = declaration->enclosingScope();
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const QString enumName = overview.prettyName(LookupContext::fullyQualifiedName(enumSymbol));
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const QString enumeratorName = overview.prettyName(declaration->name());
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QString enumeratorValue;
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