.NET editor BUG

[Sanjay]

Hi,
While working on a simple c++ application within the .net framework i have
come across 2 irritating bugs that are now almost permanent, they arise after
a few minutes of working with the .cpp file and then can only be lost by
restarting the IDE

Error 1. Hitting enter after writing a line of code puts the cursor back at
the start of the line rather than the next line.
This is really irritating as after writing a line you have to press enter
and then down cursor or resort to restarting your IDE

Error 2: If you sometimes open a cpp file that contains a few methods, say
20 and then jump to the method using the method drop down, the ide freezes
for that cpp file...if u try to scroll down with the mouse nothing happens,
if u press cntrl + i ...to type and search...nothing.
You have to close the file and load it again. This is nearly always the case
for files with a large number of methods.

Can this please be addressed ?

Thanks,
Sanjay

[Jeff Dillon]

Neither of those happen to me. Generally when submitting a "bug", make sure
it happens on 2 machines first.

Jeff
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Hi,
While working on a simple c++ application within the .net framework i have
come across 2 irritating bugs that are now almost permanent, they arise after a few minutes of working with the .cpp file and then can only be lost by
restarting the IDE

Error 1. Hitting enter after writing a line of code puts the cursor back at the start of the line rather than the next line.
This is really irritating as after writing a line you have to press enter
and then down cursor or resort to restarting your IDE

Error 2: If you sometimes open a cpp file that contains a few methods, say
20 and then jump to the method using the method drop down, the ide freezes
for that cpp file...if u try to scroll down with the mouse nothing happens, if u press cntrl + i ...to type and search...nothing.
You have to close the file and load it again. This is nearly always the case for files with a large number of methods.

Can this please be addressed ?

Thanks,
Sanjay