thinks like intellisense and mouse highlighting show auto instead of the actual type. Can Visual D resolve these causes?

On 26/04/2019 03:01, Craig wrote:
> thinks like intellisense and mouse highlighting show auto instead of the actual type. Can Visual D resolve these causes?

AFAICT it already does that if it manages to infer the type (but adds "auto" as a storage class), e.g.

		auto outBuffer = new char[dwSize+1];

shows "auto char[]" in the tool tip for outBuffer. It's known to fail for some complex cases, though, e.g. with the return type of multiple function overloads.