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Class View should display function parameters' declaration as they appear in text, not as model understands them. Query* MatchQuery(const char_t* field); in Clucene project (http://clucene.sourceforge.net) we have the following declaration and implementation in clucene-0.8.13/src/CLucene/queryParser/QueryParse.h and clucene-0.8.13/src/CLucene/queryParser/QueryParser.cpp files accordingly: Query* MatchQuery(const char_t* field); and Query* QueryParser::MatchQuery(const char_t* field){ It is displayed in ClassView as: MatchQuery(const char* field) not as MatchQuery(const char_t* field) This is incorrect.
I'd like to note that from language point of view, class view is *absolutely* correct in this case. It just expands a char_t macro.
I would like to note that it in VS I see in Class View function parameters "as it is"
Yes, it would be fine to show parameters as they are in source code. What I meant is that, in contrary to many other P2 issues, this isn't an error as such. It's rather a feature that should be more convenient than it is.