When you want a pointer to a member variable or to the result of a method, I type '&object.member', but KDevelop autocorrects this to '&object->member', which is incorrect because of the operator order.

Reproducible: Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Example:
struct foo {
     int bar;
};
int main() {
     foo f;
     &f
}
2. Type '.'  after f ('&f' -> '&f.')
3. The dot changes into '->'



If I remember correctly, this did not happen with KDevelop 4.5.
Additionally, if you type fast enough after the dot and type (for example) the member name, it does not autocorrect at all (but that provides no opportunity for autocompletion either)