On Wed, 10 May 2006 10:19:22 +0300
"Adrian Maier" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have noticed that sometimes the code-completion (Ctrl-space) is not
> entirely accurate. I mean, sometimes it contains class members that
> in fact don't exist ( the non-existance is detected at compilation time
> ).
>
> For instance : i have an object connection: TSQLConnection .
> If later in the code I enter : connection. , the code-completion
> list contains a procedure CheckConnection. But the compiler says that
> there is no CheckConnection method.
>
> Where could this kind of discrepancies come from?
I tested: I added sqldblaz to the project dependencies, added sqldb to the
uses section, added a variable connection: TSQLConnection, wrote
'Connection.' and did Ctrl+Space. No CheckConnection.
> Right now I'm running lazarus 0.9.10 (04/04/2006)
>From the date I would say this is 0.9.14.
Maybe this CheckConnection has been removed in the meantime.
In general:
The IDE uses a different approach to find declarations than the compiler.
For example it will find overriden declarations, it uses a less strict type
checking and tries to ignore errors. This way the find declaration works
even while you are writing new code.
Mattias
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