[DUG]: Queer IDE behaviour Shift-Ctrl-C

[James Low]

I'm stumped. Using D5, Win 2000. Normally when I declare a class and type Shift-Ctrl-C, the class implementation stub is inserted by Delphi. But all of a sudden without me doing anything (as far as I can see) I get the following:

 

Class Declaration:

 

TVisStdFee_Create = class( TVisOwnedQryUpdate )
  private
  protected
    function    AcceptVisitor : boolean ; override ;
    procedure   Init                    ; override ;
    procedure   SetupParams             ; override ;
  end ;

 

Ctrl-Alt-C gives:

 

Ifunction TVisStdFee_Create{ TVisStdFee_Create }

 

.function TVisStdFee_Create.AcceptVisitor: boolean;
begin

 

end;

 

Aprocedure TVisStdFee_Create.Init;
begin
  inherited;

 

end;

 

ie extra Dots, and Letters stuffing things up a wee bit. Have rebooted to no avail. Any thoughts on how I might fix this without doing a reinstall?

 

Thanks.

 

 

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