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From: Simon on 1 May 2008 10:28 > >When I first open the project it looks ok, I can even compile it. >>But if I make a small change, (delete one character and replace it), then >>the text greys out. > > That does sound as though something is confusing the parser. I guess. > >>> Have you tried it in a clean project? >>How would I 'clean' my project to force the IDE to refresh everything? > > No I meant to check the basics as you presented them to us - use a > clean console application and just check that it works as you'd expect > there. I'll try that in a minute. But I am sure it will work on a 'simple' project. > >>Can I turn off that 'feature'? > > I'd assume it's the Tools, Options, Text Editor, C/C++, Formatting - > "Colorize inactive ..." option. Ah, one of those tricky, obscure, options again :). > > Dave Simon
From: Simon on 1 May 2008 11:15 > >>Can I turn off that 'feature'? > > I'd assume it's the Tools, Options, Text Editor, C/C++, Formatting - > "Colorize inactive ..." option. Actually that does not really solve anything because the autocomplete obviously does not work as well. I know it must be something simple, but I cannot think what it is. > > Dave Simon
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