class C {
public: int get_int() {return 10;}
};
…
shared_ptr cp(new C);
cp-> // complete shows get_int() as well here, not just the shared_ptr interface!!!

thanks in advance,

cheers,
alex

Oops!

Thanks for pointing that out.

Please be carefull to a tiny detail :
- “voila” is a French word, that mean exactly what you think (something like “ta-da”)
- “viola” is a French word too. It comes from the verb “violer” which means “to rape”.

But I think you have fogot about headers without extention *.h in stl, like string, memory, valarray
$ find . -name ‘*.h’ | xargs sed -i ‘s/__STL_BEGIN_NAMESPACE/namespace std {/’
$ find . -name ‘*.h’ | xargs sed -i ‘s/__STL_END_NAMESPACE/}/’

really like this article and it help me a lot. but there is one thing might worth be mentioned :

for the command to generate tag $ ctags -R –c++-kinds=+p –fields=+iaS –extra=+q ./ , I think instead of use “./” ,the absolute path should be used otherwise when you move the generated tags to elsewhere in the file system, ctags will suppose that all the std files all in the same directory with the tags file .

Just my thoughts, it might be other explaination for this issue .
anyway, thanks again.

++
Nice tuto again !

1.4GB… hectic.

It may be that OmniCppComplete only uses a subset of the generated CTAGS content.

perhaps it will be possible to get the size down by playing with the CTAGS options or post-processing the generated file??

You need to change your VIM colorscheme to set the background to black.

Try putting something like

colorscheme desert

in your .vimrc file.