[Robin Varley]

Actually I suppose it would include all of the Visual Dev family...anyway what I want know is:

That box that appears when you either type a . or -> (its technical name is the Auto List Members Box), well I was renaming some of the variables I use for for tracking resistances and damage ignores, and yet the original variable names still appear in the Auto List Members Box (the new ones appear as well), despite the fact that there is no reference to them at all in any part of the code, and they still appear after reloading the program or building the code.

I tried searching for it on my MSDN collection and on the online stuff and couldn't find an answer anywhere, though I suspect I'm just not putting the right search in, so I'm trying the Human approach now.  It 'aint exactly a major problem, it's just bleedin' annoying, so I guess what I want to know is; if it's possible to remove them somehow.

A whole handful of free air to the person who know the answer.

Robin

[RandomTiger]

Try cleaning the project Build->Clean

[Robin Varley]

Yup, I tried that and the wretched things still persist, I wonder if non-existent variables can feel pain....

[Bobboau]

that hapened to me, I never figured out why, never got them to go  to what they were suposed to do, try getting rid of everything but the dsp/dsw/rc/cpp/h files

[Robin Varley]

Thanks for the advice Bobboau.  I had a look in the files in 'root' directory for the evil variable names and they appear in the freespace2.ncb file, so I removed it and the next time it loads up C++ a new .ncb file is made and the silly variables have gone, wahey!

Thanks again,

Robin.