My experience with the VS IDE is still almost 20 years old, so when I used VS 2022 I had some problems:
1 Problems with the display of “lines” in the code editing window
First take a look at the screenshot:
The “line” shown in the picture I know is there for developers to read more clearly, and I've searched through all the X# settings for it, and I can't find a switch to turn the display on/off. Does it exist? Where is it if it exists?
2 IntelliSense after the keyword “As”
In VFP, when you type the “AS” keyword and press space, a list of available types is displayed. In the VS IDE, this does not happen.
In VS IDE, I tried space, TAB, Ctrl+K L and still don't have any of the lists I want to see.I use the new keyword “AsType” as well.
I'm not sure if I'm not using the correct method or if this feature is simply not there?
two childish questions about using the VS IDE
Re: two childish questions about using the VS IDE
Xinje
1) Tools Options, Search for X#. On the options page under Text Editor you can enable the line separators and also choose if single line entities (fields, properties etc) should have a line
2) The # of types in .Net is so big that bringing up that list proved to be a little slow. We will bring that up in a future release after you type 1 or 2 chars, so the list can be filtered. That should already work now when you type 'AS B' and then press Ctrl-Space or Ctrl-J (or whichever key brings up the completion lists in your configuration).
Robert
1) Tools Options, Search for X#. On the options page under Text Editor you can enable the line separators and also choose if single line entities (fields, properties etc) should have a line
2) The # of types in .Net is so big that bringing up that list proved to be a little slow. We will bring that up in a future release after you type 1 or 2 chars, so the list can be filtered. That should already work now when you type 'AS B' and then press Ctrl-Space or Ctrl-J (or whichever key brings up the completion lists in your configuration).
Robert
XSharp Development Team
The Netherlands
robert@xsharp.eu
The Netherlands
robert@xsharp.eu
Re: two childish questions about using the VS IDE
Robert,
Thanks for the quick reply!
Regarding the options, I always assumed that it would manifest itself immediately in the code editing window as the settings were changed. Turns out it also requires the code editing window to be reopened before you see the changes from the options change. This may be a subconscious fixation I've developed after using VFP for a long time.
I will wait patiently for the second issue to be resolved.
Thanks!
Thanks for the quick reply!
Regarding the options, I always assumed that it would manifest itself immediately in the code editing window as the settings were changed. Turns out it also requires the code editing window to be reopened before you see the changes from the options change. This may be a subconscious fixation I've developed after using VFP for a long time.
I will wait patiently for the second issue to be resolved.
Thanks!
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Re: two childish questions about using the VS IDE
Xinje
There is no need to close the editor for most options. A fake change will repaint the editor window and will show the changes.
Robert
There is no need to close the editor for most options. A fake change will repaint the editor window and will show the changes.
Robert
XSharp Development Team
The Netherlands
robert@xsharp.eu
The Netherlands
robert@xsharp.eu