[Qt-creator] BUG: Code completion fails with std::vector::iterator

[Robert Hairgrove]

Qt Creator 0.9.1 on Ubuntu Linux 7.04...

When writing this code, everything works WRT code completion until I 
enter the "for" loop:

==== code begins: ====
#include <vector>
#include "abstractdbconfig.h"
typedef std::vector<AbstractDbConfig *> ConfigWidgets;
// snip ...
// the class "DbSettings" has a member "config_pages" of this type...
//
void DbSettings::handleApply(QAbstractButton* btn)
{
     if (ui->buttonBox->buttonRole(btn) == QDialogButtonBox::ApplyRole)
     {
         for (ConfigWidgets::iterator it = config_pages.begin();
              it != config_pages.end(); ++it)
         {
             // save changes to settings:
             (*it)->handleApplyBtn();
         }
	ui->buttonBox->button(QDialogButtonBox::Apply)
		->setEnabled(false);
         dirty = false;
     }
}
==== code ends ====

QAbstractButton has a public member function "handleApplyBtn. However, 
NONE of the members of the class are shown after typing the indirection. 
Also, when I type "." after the name of a pointer type, Qt Creator 
automatically changes it to "->" (a VERY nice feature!) But here, I have 
to type "->" manually.

If I declare a pointer normally, i.e.:
     AbstractDbConfig * x;
then all the members are shown normally when I type "x" and either "." 
or "->".

Since this is such a tried-and-true idiom, maybe it should be looked into.