Hi Jussi,

I'm now using Zeus version 3.95t and hoped that intellisensing on C files is working now, but unfortunately it doesn't
It's still the same behavior as discribed in the post from Wed Sep 15, 2004 (see above).

Do you have any idea how to solve this?

Udo

Hi Jussij,

It seems that there is a bug related to the folding of the if () statement (programming language: C).

Here is what I did:
I wrote a small stupid program to show the behavior:
#include <StdIO.H>

void main (void)
{
int iTest = 0;

printf ("Hello World!\n");

if (iTest)
{
printf ...

Hi,

here is an idea for one of the forthcoming versions of Zeus:

What about code folding?
This means it is possible to collaps and expand code constructs like functions, procedures, loops, comparisons and so on.
This could ease understanding the code structure of a source file.

Thanks again for your prompt replay.

So, I guess we'll have to wait for a new version of ctags then.

Udo

Thanks for your prompt reply but unfortunately the change of xtags.dll didn't solve the problem. :cry:

As requested here is a small code sample that shows the problem:
file: Main.C

typedef struct tagCANCfg
{
BYTE bIRQ;
BYTE bSysIntr;

BOOL boKillIsr;
HANDLE hCANIsrEvent;
HANDLE hCANIsr ...

Does code completion only work with classes?
I tried it with structures and it doesn't work.