This works in SE 13, but not in 14 (with or without the latest hotfix). I'm using Linux, both FC6 and ubuntu 9.04.
If I type the following code:
std::basic_string<char> b;
b.
I get a popup with the correct members: allocator_type, append(), assign(), at(), etc.
But if I use this instead:
std::string s;
s.
I get a popup with a ton of non-string stuff: __abs, __acos, __add_grouping(), etc.
std::wstring seems to behave correctly, as do other STL types (std::list, std::vector, std::auto_ptr, etc).
I've tried with a fresh configuration and the cpp sample project to make sure there's nothing in my normal codebase that could be messing up the definition of "string".
