Underline Mistyped Symbols

Underlined mistyped symbols as you write code, similar to what happens in Microsoft Word. Symbols that are mistyped, not defined or used out of context are underlined. Correct mistakes before you attempt to compile your code.



You select the color of underlining in the Visual Assist X options dialog.

Existing Symbols

Visual Assist X does not underline symbols that exist when you open a file, even though the symbols may be undefined or used out of context. Such symbols are underlined only after you modify a file.

Symbols in Macros

Symbols passed to C/C++ preprocessor macros are not underlined even if they are not defined elsewhere. Visual Assist X assumes the macro defines the symbol.



An exception exists for symbols passed to macros but referenced elsewhere. If the symbols are not defined, they are underlined when passed to macros.