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Summary:

	C-Blocks have very nifty and helpful auto-completion:

	typedef int(^block_t)(int bar);
	void foo(block_t block) {}
	void bar() {
	
		// auto-completion when typing "foo(...":
		foo(<#^int(int bar)block#>);
	
		// after hitting enter on token:
		foo(^int(int bar) {
			<#code#>
		});
	}

	C++11-style lambda functions don't however.

Steps to Reproduce:

	Type this code snippet:

	typedef std_or_tr1::function<int(int bar)> lambda_t;
	void foo(lambda_t lambda) {}
	void bar() {
		
		// in here then type "foo(" (without quotes obviously) and wait for auto-completion

	}

Expected Results:

	typedef std_or_tr1::function<int(int bar)> lambda_t;
	void foo(lambda_t lambda) {}
	void bar() {
		// auto-completion when typing "foo(...":
		foo(<#[](int bar)lambda#>);
	
		// after hitting enter on token:
		foo([](int bar) {
			<#code#>
		});
	}

Actual Results:

	typedef std_or_tr1::function<int(int bar)> lambda_t;
	void foo(lambda_t lambda) {}
	void bar() {
		// auto-completion when typing "foo(...":
		foo(<#lambda_t lambda#>);
	
		// after hitting enter on token:
		foo(lambda_t lambda); // not helpful at all.
	}