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Hi,
I also observed this behaviour but using company in C++. I don't know if it is related.
<t> is undefined
I am using windows 10.
Hey all, yeah I've observed this behavior as well. I think it's related to company since after reverting to old versions of a couple of packages including company and elpy , and then only upgrading elpy. Everything seems to work. I didn't really dig too much into the issue. I'll try and see if it actually is company mode
@gopar
Which version of company do you have? The one without problems.
Hi all. I have to ask: does anybody have this problem (seeing <t> in undefined) who doesn't use Spacemacs?
@dgutov I don't use Spacemacs.
Thanks. That's valuable. Any chance you can provide a step-by-step reproduction scenario in https://github.com/company-mode/company-mode/issues/760, starting with emacs -Q -L ~/.emacs.d/elpa/company-20180216.1749 -l company?
Please update company to the latest version before you start, though.
I updated elpy and company and I can't reproduce the error anymore.
Looks like this was solved in newest company. Closing this
Sadly, issue is not resolved in company. Newest Company mode didn't fix it :(. Please see company-mode/company-mode#760
In my case the problem in C++ was solved.
My emacs version is GNU Emacs 25.3.1 (x86_64-w64-mingw32) of 2017-09-24
Yes, according to the discussion still open in company-mode/company-mode#760 , the problem is more complex than my specific C++ requirement. In python (elpy) I have not seen that behaviour.
Should be solved now, with the latest update in MELPA.
@dgutov
Thank you, I have been following both discussions from elpy and company. I really appreciate your commitment and engagement.
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Should be solved now, with the latest update in MELPA.