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Any ideas why this does not happen? <br />
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There is a statement at the left window corner: <br />
&quot;IntelliSense:'Unavailable<wbr /> for C++/CLI&quot; <br />
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Does this gives you a clue?<br />

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Any ideas why this does not happen? 

There is a statement at the left window corner: 
"IntelliSense:'Unavailable for C++/CLI" 

Does this gives you a clue?


Visual Studio 2010, C++ does not provide a type or member suggestion as you write

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