C++ operator () reverse engineering

[jmhaapasa]

Another noob problem:

EA seems to have trouble reversing the function call operator in C++. Looks like the parser only looks at the first pair of ()s, and fails to notice the parameter list in the second pair.

So, the following class

Code: [Select]


class A
{
...
bool operator ()( X x, Y y );
...
};


Ends up with a method "operator(): bool" in the reversed model, instead of something like "operator()(x: X, y: Y): bool. Forward engineering works fine.

So, has this been addressed before, and could anyone point me to a workaround? Thanks.

[Eve]

There hasn't been a resolution on the forum (that I could find) the only related thread would be http://www.sparxsystems.com.au/cgi-bin/yabb/YaBB.pl?board=general;action=display;num=1082491148;start=0#0

However, I've told someone via email that it should be fixed for version 5.0, so with a little bit of patience, downloading and installing that could be your resolution.

Simon

[jmhaapasa]

OK, Thanks. We can wait