Description electoys 2010-11-05 17:14:02 EDT

Build Identifier: 20100318-1801

Eclipse CDT build id 201003151310.

code example: 
if (ecAPI.EcGet(anObjectId, 
                aCardType == NULL ? returnedCardType : *aCardType, 
                payload) != EC_RC_SUCCESS) 

In my case the EcGet method is overloaded.  There is only one declaration that takes a cardType parameter as the second argument.

There are two ways to experience this problem.  The more critical one is that this use is not shown when displaying references of the particular overloaded EcGet() function.  The second is when asking to open the declaration of the EcGet function from the above line of code.  Instead of jumping directly to the declaration, it provides a list of all the overloaded versions of the function.

Here are some more of the overloaded declarations.
  EcReturnedCodes EcGet( ObjectIdClass objectId,
                         CardTypes&    programmedCardType,
                         Ec::Payload&  payload);
  EcReturnedCodes EcGet( ObjectIdClass objectId,
                         Ec::Payload&  payload);
  EcReturnedCodes EcGet( ObjectIdClass objectId,
                         Ec::id_type   id,
                         U32&          data);
  EcReturnedCodes EcGet( ObjectIdClass objectId,
                         Ec::id_type   id,
                         std::string&  data);
  template <typename EcDataType>
  EcReturnedCodes EcGet( ObjectIdClass     objectId,
                         Ec::IdInfo const* pId,
                         EcDataType&       data);
template <>
EcReturnedCodes EcExtInterface::EcGet<std::string>(ObjectIdClass      objectId,
                                                   Ec::IdInfo const*  pId,
                                                   std::string&       data);
template <>
EcReturnedCodes EcExtInterface::EcGet<U32>(ObjectIdClass     objectId,
                                           Ec::IdInfo const* pId,
                                           U32&              data);


Reproducible: Always