"Imaginary" keyword?

[chrisname]

I was writing a program for a friend and the IDE's autocomplete showed an "imaginary" keyword. What is it? I couldn't find it on the internet.

[Seraphimsan]

maybe it was just your imagination...

EDIT: :P

[m4ster r0shi]

What IDE did you use?

[chrisname]

@Seraphimsan,
/me Grabs a knife
/me Stabs /me

@m4ster r0shi,
Code::Blocks. I can't get a screenshot because when I press PrintScreen the box disappears (useful, eh?).

[Albatross]

Exactly what was that keyword? Because if it was virtual we'd all have a loud long laugh.

EDIT2: Ah.

-Albatross

EDIT: 2^10 posts, and counting.

[Athar]

Code::Blocks really treats imaginary as a keyword ("complex" too). I figured I would find imaginary defined somewhere in the complex header, but no such luck.

[Albatross]

This is close to imaginary as you can get with that header.
http://cplusplus.com/reference/std/complex/imag/

-Albatross

[cnoeval]

Rotate your computer 90 degrees and try it again...

[z05DSL3A]

ISO C99 has an _Imaginary keyword.

[chrisname]

Does anyone actaully know what it is? If not, perhaps we should ask the Code::Blocks developers? They seem to know what it is, if no-one else in existance does...

[Duthomhas]

It has to be for some other language or library that Code::Blocks supports. Did you look to see what language extensions it is using? (I don't usually use the IDE.)