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A problem with a left-arrow character in the editor - When is it going to be fixed?

SergeyKostrov
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I'd like to reitereate and a problem with a left-arrow character in the editor still Not Fixed. When is it going to be fixed? Please take a look at a thread: Forum topic: Incompatibility between Visual C++ and Intel C++ regarding the long double type Wb-link: software.intel.com/en-us/forums/topic/333877 And this is how I was forced to use it: >>... >>cout [left-arrow-left-arrow] sizeof(long double) [left-arrow-left-arrow] endl; >>... Best regards, Sergey
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SergeyKostrov
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This is a follow up and I simply would like to ask the same question: When the problem with arrows is going to be fixed? Thanks in advance.
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Harold_G_Intel
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Hi Sergey,

Is this the issue you are referring to?

"Turning off rich text and pasting in the code had some errors (would remove one of the < or > characters if two were present – e.g. << would turn into < for some reason)"

Regards, Hal G

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SergeyKostrov
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Hi Hal, >>...Is this the issue you are referring to? >> >>"Turning off rich text and pasting in the code had some errors (would remove one of the < or > characters if two were >>present – e.g. << would turn into < for some reason)"... Yes. The problem affects source codes when #include directive is used: here is example: #include note: You won't see abcdef.h after #include on the previous line or an instance of a template class created with some type: here is example: SomeCLass< typeabc > sc; note: You won't see typeabc after SomeCLass on the previous line Please take a look at PostText.txt for more details ( this is a copy of my response ). Thanks in advance.
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SergeyKostrov
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>>... >>or an instance of a template class created with some type: >> >>here is example: SomeCLass< typeabc > sc; >>note: You won't see typeabc after SomeCLass on the previous line Actually the 2nd case works ( when Rich-text was Disabled / it is a news for me ) but it needs to be verified with both editor's modes ( Rich-text Enabled / Disabled ).
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Harold_G_Intel
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Thanks Sergey.  I have forwarded to development team.

Regards, Hal G


Intel(R) Developer Zone Support

http://software.intel.com
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Chris_M_
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Hey thank you for the provide great information

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