Using C++11 uniform initialization of POD struct breaks autocomplete

[acarlow]

Given a POD struct Student,

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struct Student {
    std::string first;
    std::string middle;
    std::string last;
    int id;
}

Student aaron = {"first", "middle", "list", 83924};    // notice we used "=" hereaaron.      <---- auto-completion works here

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Student aaron2 {"first", "middle", "last", 83842};    // In C++11 the "=" is redundantaaron2.     <---- auto-completion gives no completions here

If Student is modified to contain member methods (i.e. no longer a POD) then auto-completion works for the methods (but not other members) if the instance was initialized using the new "uniform initialization" syntax:

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struct Student {
    std::string first;
    std::string middle;
    std::string last;
    int id;

    std::string getFirst() const;
}

Student aaron3 {"first", "middle", "last", 1234};
aaron3.       <--- getFirst() method is offered as a completion here, but not the other public members.

So basically uniform initialization of POD breaks auto completion from what I can see.

[brainsalad]

Indeed, it does.  I hope it's fixed soon 

[Dennis]

I'll add this to my list for the next release.

[brainsalad]

I'll add this to my list for the next release.

Cool!  This is what makes me feel good about paying up.