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Hi, I've just installed PSoC Creator 3.3 and I'm working through the Ble 101 tutorials.
The context sensitive drop-down only seems to have a sub-set of the functions available.

   

For instance if I enter 'CYBLE_EVT' I only get one option in the drop-down; whereas the 101 video shows at least 10 functions that fit 'CYBLE_EVT'.

   

I assume I have missed something; but I can't see what.

   

Any suggestion would be much appreciated.

   

William

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RaAl_264636
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Hi William,

   

 

   

I assume you mean the auto-complete feature? I see two possible causes:

   

1) the header file defining those values etc. is not included

   

2) the auto-complete window can be configured to show either macros, non-macros or both - maybe it's set to only one of them => press 'ctrl + space' while the auto-complete listbox is opened.

   

 

   

A third possibility: sometimes the AC list doesn't show the macros etc, even if they're included and 'show all' is selected, caused by a preprocessor or syntax error anywhere in the affected file (in my case it was an error in a header file). It seems the code window then stops parsing the other files and therefore the list is incomplete.

   

 

   

Regards,

   

 

   

Ralf

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RaAl_264636
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50 sign-ins 25 sign-ins 10 solutions authored

Hi William,

   

 

   

I assume you mean the auto-complete feature? I see two possible causes:

   

1) the header file defining those values etc. is not included

   

2) the auto-complete window can be configured to show either macros, non-macros or both - maybe it's set to only one of them => press 'ctrl + space' while the auto-complete listbox is opened.

   

 

   

A third possibility: sometimes the AC list doesn't show the macros etc, even if they're included and 'show all' is selected, caused by a preprocessor or syntax error anywhere in the affected file (in my case it was an error in a header file). It seems the code window then stops parsing the other files and therefore the list is incomplete.

   

 

   

Regards,

   

 

   

Ralf

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