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C ++ IntelliSense "auto" function? Where is it? How to get it 'on'?

I would like to enable the IntelliSense 'auto' function (for example, Visual Studio C # 2008 Express), but I use Visual Studio C ++ 2008 Express Edition and in Tools> Options> Text Editor> C / C ++ (there is no option "IntelliSense "(like Visual C #). How do I enable this feature? I know I can get the shortcut in place (like CTRL-space, etc.)? But how can I get it automatically (drop down menu)?

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In C ++, IntelliSense is enabled by default (and AFAIK there is not even an official way to disable it). However, when you come with C #, you might think that it is off because it is much less powerful in C ++. (The reason for this is that C ++ is much more difficult to parse. You can find more information on this subject here and here .)

Visual Assist greatly improves C ++ (although it may not be that significant when you're used to C #), but I don't think you can install plugins in the express version.

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This should be enabled by default. But sometimes for projects in C ++ it stops working.

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