In-class included contents in included files don't get parsed for autocompletion

If you create a class definition that includes components from another file via an #include directive, then the auto-complete system doesn't pick up the additional information from the included file. For example, in A.h put:

   class A {
     int methodA();
     #include "otherFile.h"
   };

Then in "otherFile.h" you put:

   int methodB();

When you include A.h into some other file so you can use the A definition:

  #include "A.h"
  // ...
  A myA;
  qDebug() << myA.[TAB_HERE]

Normally when you hit the period (.) (or TAB at TAB_HERE), qtcreator prompts with completion possibilities. But in the case above only the methodA() will get shown as an available function.

[Yes, I realize this is slightly a weird way of doing function definitions, but for auto-generated stuff it's helpful]