Intellisense extend support incomplete

Project:VS.Php for Visual Studio 2005
Component:Editor
Category:bug report
Priority:critical
Assigned:Unassigned
Status:active
Description

It appears that Intellisense only follows an Extend if the file that defines the child class is open in VS. If it's closed, intellisense will suggest methods/properties from the child class, but not the inherited ones from the base class.
As soon as you open the child class's file, it will add the base classes options to the list.

This despite both the child and the base classes being added as "References" in the solution.

This is as of SE 2.3.6.4062 (despite this app forcing me to choose 1.3)

Updates

#1 submitted by Nekromanter on Fri, 2007-09-28 19:14
Priority:normal» critical

I just bump this issue. I already reported this bug a couple of months ago. This is really a big issue for people working with a framework that builds on classes extending other classes.

#2 submitted by webmaster on Mon, 2007-10-01 21:13

I'm unable to reproduce this problem. Could you please send me a sample project I can use to reproduce it?

Thanks

#3 submitted by webmaster on Tue, 2007-11-20 05:50

This might be an issue with file encoding. What encoding are you using for your files?

#4 submitted by ICOM on Tue, 2007-11-20 10:08

Western European 1252 seems to be the standard, though we may have saved a select few as UTF-8

#5 submitted by ICOM on Mon, 2008-05-12 14:28
Version:» <none>

Any suggestions yet?

Comments

    I use a framework called

    On October 2nd, 2007 ICOM said:

    I use a framework called QCodo, available at www.qcodo.com
    If you point it to a database, and do a codegen, it will create a Base / child class structure reflecting the DB's.

    So the table "user" would cause a "UserGen.class.php" file, as well as a "User.class.php" file to be generated.

    In another file, typing "User::" will not suggest the static methods found in UserGen.class.php.