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I’m using VisualGDB v5.2b2, with VS2015 Community with the Dark theme and I’m still getting random things highlighted in very bright grey (after and/or while modifying them) making them virtually unreadable without selecting them, and they wont unhighlight without messing around a bunch or closing and reopening the file. For instance, After changing a #define from “#define FOO” to “#define BAR”, BAR highlights in almost white, with the little lightbulb button popping up “Rename ‘FOO’ to ‘BAR’ with preview” and “Rename ‘FOO’ to ‘BAR'”, both of which result in a Clang Intellisense Error “Cannot get IVsTextLines object”. That doesn’t go away as long as the highlighting is there. It also sometimes happens with member function declarations and/or parameters
The annoying highlighting also highlights function declarations with no implimentation. Figured I’d mention that too.
The same thing as the first post happened in the following sequence:
copy “void bar(int a)” from declaration of class Foo in Foo.h into Foo.cpp
paste “Foo::” before bar in Foo.cpp
then the annoying highlighting happens and the lightbulb thing shows up again, but the options are “Rename ‘bar’ to ‘Foo with preview'” and “Rename ‘bar’ to ‘Foo'” both of which clicking results in Clang Intellisense error “Entity name mismatch: ‘Foo::bar’ != ‘Foo'”
Hi,
Please try resetting the Visual Studio fonts & colors cache by deleting the HKCU\Software\Microsoft\VisualStudio\14.0\FontsAndColors\Cache key.
This should force VS to reload the correct colors.
I did that, but it still happens on occasion, such as after renaming and changing the type of row from “std::list<T>::iterator iter = thelist.begin();” to “uint8_t row = 0;”
in the following statement
for (uint8_t row = 0; row < size; row++);
in “uint8_t row = 0;” “row” still has that annoying highlighting and the same “Rename ‘iter’ to ‘row’ messages” in the lightbulb.
Now that I think of it, its almost always after I rename something or do a paste-replace;
Hi,
Perhaps this is a different issue? Could you please attach a screenshot so that we could see if this can be reproduced?
some examples (but not the only ones):
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B2kTpYajn6r_MHJQcDM4cnJ5YlE/view?usp=sharing
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B2kTpYajn6r_NWpIVXhuZ2ZQMlE/view?usp=sharing
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