This means you no longer have to scroll through the suggestions from standard libraries unless you need them. The code completion list now filters out reserved identifiers and suggests them only after “ _“. There is a new inspection for redundant template arguments that match the default template argument: If you use module interfaces with a different extension than the standard. If you have a recursive call, ReSharper C++ will mark it in the gutter, making it more visible: We’ve also introduced a new typing assist option to turn off the generation of documentation comments to avoid conflict with the Visual Studio built-in generator ( ReSharper | Options | Environment | Editor | Behavior | C++, C, HLSL | Generate documentation comments). For /**, typing assistance will generate the comment in the /** */ style, and for ///, the comment will be in the /// style. When generating documentation comments, ReSharper C++ will now adjust the documentation template according to the comment style from the editor. The way it works there is similar to Go to declaration.
When invoked on a class name in a constructor call, Go to declaration now navigates to the constructor instead of the containing class.This update brings several improvements for more consistent and straightforward code navigation without extra steps: You can download the EAP builds from our website or via the Toolbox App.ĭOWNLOAD RESHARPER C++ EAP More intuitive code navigation
cppm module interface file extension! Read on for more details and check out the full list of issues we’ve fixed in this update.
The new Early Access Program build is here with gutter marks for recursive calls, improvements for more intuitive code navigation, and support for the.
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