| Issue |
166741
|
| Summary |
[clangd] Incorrect completion for non-static member function with qualified-id
|
| Labels |
new issue
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| Assignees |
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| Reporter |
etyloppihacilem
|
When completing after a qualified-id that cannot introduce a definition, clangd suggests non-static member functions, even though they are never valid in this context.
## Example
```cpp
struct A {
void f();
static void g();
};
void foo() {
A::^
}
```
## Actual behavior
clangd suggests both `A::f` and `A::g`.
## Expected behavior
Only static members `A::g` should be suggested, since `A::f` cannot be referred to without an object (and this context cannot introduce a definition).
## Notes
In contexts where a definition is possible (e.g. outside of any function body), completing `A::` should continue to offer both static and non-static member functions, since you might be defining `A::f`.
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