Version:           Beta 1 (using KDE KDE 3.1.4)
Installed from:    Unspecified Linux
Compiler:          gcc 3.x 
OS:          Linux

hi there,

I am not really sure how to call it because of my limited english skill...Anyway - here below the example describing the problem:

in the .h include file.
namespace ns{
   class aClass{
      blah...blah...
      void aMethod();
   };//aClass
}; //namespace ns

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In the impl. .cpp file:

#include "aclass.h"

...
namespace ns{

aClass::aClass() 
{
...
}

void ns::aClass::aMethod()
{
  this->... /// crash kdevelop as explained below
}

}; // namespace ns

the construct "ns::aClass::aMethod()" cause the cppcomppletion to crash KDevelop because of scoping the namespace twice.

In fact, aClass:aMethod would be generated by the class utility with the ns:: scope at the very end of the impl. file -- outside the namespace { }; delemiters. that is correct:-) but somtime I prefer to put back the method's code inside the ns{ }; block and forget to remove the ns:: scoping on aClass::aMethod. Thus the cppcodecompletion loops until all the application ram/stack space is exausted and then...crash ;-)

I suspect the codecompletion engine uses a recursive loop with some missing checkpoints... ;-)