Fix an error expanding arguments for overridden methods in C++. #43
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When returning a completion for a method which is implemented in a base class, the name of the class where the method was declared is included, so that instead of: COMPLETION: what : [#const char *#]what() const we receive: COMPLETION: what : [#const char *#]Implementation::what() const The extra semi-colons after the class name caused this completion to match a regexp which was added in hara/auto-complete-clang@4939442 (and merged in Golevka/emacs-clang-complete-async@3176ea3) to support Objective C. In this case, the argument list in the above example would be determined to be ":what() const" rather than just "()". This commit fixes the issue by avoiding that regexp unless we are in Objective C mode. This fixes Golevka#39.
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When returning a completion for a method which is implemented in a base class,
the name of the class where the method was declared is included, so that instead
of:
COMPLETION: what : [#const char *#]what() const
we receive:
COMPLETION: what : [#const char *#]Implementation::what() const
The extra semi-colons after the class name caused this completion to match a
regexp which was added in hara/auto-complete-clang@4939442 (and merged in
3176ea3) to support Objective C. In this
case, the argument list in the above example would be determined to be ":what()
const" rather than just "()". This commit fixes the issue by avoiding that
regexp unless we are in Objective C mode.
This fixes #39.