Version:            (using Devel)
OS:                Linux
Installed from:    Compiled sources

Consider the following code snippet:

template<typename a, typename b>
class Outer
{
    class Inner {
    };

    Inner getInner() {};
};

typedef Outer<int,int> SmallOuter;

void test()
{
    SmallOuter outer;
    inner = outer.getInner();
}

Now, say the cursor is in the "inner = outer.getInner()" line.
KDevelop's assistant will now offer to add the type to "inner", which is really useful.
However, it doesn't consider typedefs here, i.e. it offers to add "Outer<int, int>::Inner", while it should offer "SmallOuter::Inner".

This actually happens very often, since that is exactly how iterators on template lists are structured.