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  1. #1
    jonnin Guest

    developer studio question


    I have several functions that have changed over time. Devstudio remembers
    the headers and now, when I type "foo(" and the auto parameter list comes
    up, it says 1 of 5. The 5th one is the current, correct function parameters
    while the others are ghosts from older versions (they are not in the source
    at all. ) How can I fix this to have only the correct list?

    Thanks,
    J



  2. #2
    Danny Kalev Guest

    Re: developer studio question



    jonnin wrote:
    >
    > I have several functions that have changed over time. Devstudio remembers
    > the headers and now, when I type "foo(" and the auto parameter list comes
    > up, it says 1 of 5. The 5th one is the current, correct function parameters
    > while the others are ghosts from older versions (they are not in the source
    > at all. ) How can I fix this to have only the correct list?


    hmm... a complete rebuild (rather than incremental rebuild which is
    probably turned on on this project) perhaps? You should also disable pre
    compiled headers and header file caching, at least during the complete
    rebuild.

    Danny

  3. #3
    LPVOID Guest

    Re: developer studio question


    delete these files from your project, the problem can be fixed.

    *.ncb
    *.aps
    *.clw
    *.opt

    When you open this project again (after delete) VC++ will create them for
    you.



    Danny Kalev <dannykk@inter.net.il> wrote:
    >
    >
    >jonnin wrote:
    >>
    >> I have several functions that have changed over time. Devstudio remembers
    >> the headers and now, when I type "foo(" and the auto parameter list comes
    >> up, it says 1 of 5. The 5th one is the current, correct function parameters
    >> while the others are ghosts from older versions (they are not in the source
    >> at all. ) How can I fix this to have only the correct list?

    >
    >hmm... a complete rebuild (rather than incremental rebuild which is
    >probably turned on on this project) perhaps? You should also disable pre
    >compiled headers and header file caching, at least during the complete
    >rebuild.
    >
    >Danny



  4. #4
    jonnin Guest

    Re: developer studio question


    That cured it. Thanks!!

    "LPVOID" <windev@terra.com.br> wrote:
    >
    >delete these files from your project, the problem can be fixed.
    >
    >*.ncb
    >*.aps
    >*.clw
    >*.opt
    >
    >When you open this project again (after delete) VC++ will create them for
    >you.
    >
    >
    >
    >Danny Kalev <dannykk@inter.net.il> wrote:
    >>
    >>
    >>jonnin wrote:
    >>>
    >>> I have several functions that have changed over time. Devstudio remembers
    >>> the headers and now, when I type "foo(" and the auto parameter list comes
    >>> up, it says 1 of 5. The 5th one is the current, correct function parameters
    >>> while the others are ghosts from older versions (they are not in the

    source
    >>> at all. ) How can I fix this to have only the correct list?

    >>
    >>hmm... a complete rebuild (rather than incremental rebuild which is
    >>probably turned on on this project) perhaps? You should also disable pre
    >>compiled headers and header file caching, at least during the complete
    >>rebuild.
    >>
    >>Danny

    >



  5. #5
    LPVOID Guest

    Re: developer studio question


    Hi,

    it sounds strange , but this problem occurs when you execute some operation
    such as cancel build process. but I am not sure about it.

    LPVOID

    "jonnin" <jonnin@vol.com> wrote:
    >
    >That cured it. Thanks!!
    >
    >"LPVOID" <windev@terra.com.br> wrote:
    >>
    >>delete these files from your project, the problem can be fixed.
    >>
    >>*.ncb
    >>*.aps
    >>*.clw
    >>*.opt
    >>
    >>When you open this project again (after delete) VC++ will create them for
    >>you.
    >>
    >>
    >>
    >>Danny Kalev <dannykk@inter.net.il> wrote:
    >>>
    >>>
    >>>jonnin wrote:
    >>>>
    >>>> I have several functions that have changed over time. Devstudio remembers
    >>>> the headers and now, when I type "foo(" and the auto parameter list

    comes
    >>>> up, it says 1 of 5. The 5th one is the current, correct function parameters
    >>>> while the others are ghosts from older versions (they are not in the

    >source
    >>>> at all. ) How can I fix this to have only the correct list?
    >>>
    >>>hmm... a complete rebuild (rather than incremental rebuild which is
    >>>probably turned on on this project) perhaps? You should also disable pre
    >>>compiled headers and header file caching, at least during the complete
    >>>rebuild.
    >>>
    >>>Danny

    >>

    >



  6. #6
    jonnin Guest

    Re: developer studio question


    AHH. Thats it then. Several times its been interrupted for whatever reasons
    (usually because one of us forgot to update the header when a parameter was
    changed, oddly enough) =)



    "LPVOID" <windev@terra.com.br> wrote:
    >
    >Hi,
    >
    >it sounds strange , but this problem occurs when you execute some operation
    >such as cancel build process. but I am not sure about it.
    >
    >LPVOID
    >
    >"jonnin" <jonnin@vol.com> wrote:
    >>
    >>That cured it. Thanks!!
    >>
    >>"LPVOID" <windev@terra.com.br> wrote:
    >>>
    >>>delete these files from your project, the problem can be fixed.
    >>>
    >>>*.ncb
    >>>*.aps
    >>>*.clw
    >>>*.opt
    >>>
    >>>When you open this project again (after delete) VC++ will create them

    for
    >>>you.
    >>>
    >>>
    >>>
    >>>Danny Kalev <dannykk@inter.net.il> wrote:
    >>>>
    >>>>
    >>>>jonnin wrote:
    >>>>>
    >>>>> I have several functions that have changed over time. Devstudio remembers
    >>>>> the headers and now, when I type "foo(" and the auto parameter list

    >comes
    >>>>> up, it says 1 of 5. The 5th one is the current, correct function parameters
    >>>>> while the others are ghosts from older versions (they are not in the

    >>source
    >>>>> at all. ) How can I fix this to have only the correct list?
    >>>>
    >>>>hmm... a complete rebuild (rather than incremental rebuild which is
    >>>>probably turned on on this project) perhaps? You should also disable

    pre
    >>>>compiled headers and header file caching, at least during the complete
    >>>>rebuild.
    >>>>
    >>>>Danny
    >>>

    >>

    >



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