Good day
I am looking to remove the inline references in my code as it clutters the code and provides no functionality that I need.
I have tried going to: Tools, Options, Text Editor, All Languages, CodeLens and disabling code lens, but the references remain in the code. They have not gone away.
How do I get the references to go away completely.
Thank you in advance
I finally found the solution.
Tools->Options->Text Editor->C/C++ (VisualGDB)->CodeJumps
Here set everything to false or 0 (zero). This worked for me.
Finally code that one can read!
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Intellisense working when I open a tag
But I want to use Intellisense without opening a tag. Like in the picture.
I am able to do this with ctrl + Space combination. Is there any way to do it automatically?
I think you cannot get what you want so far. And XAml Intellisense is special and it should work with < and >. So invoke the Intellisense should be with them. There is no such automatic way as you wished by default.
After all, it is not the type of c# or c++ code that can type some word to invoke Intellisense. And Xaml Intellisense is not flexible as you expected.
VS does not design that by default and there is no such vs extensions I found to realize so far.
If you still want your feature, you could suggest a feature on the DC Forum and then share the link here when you finish it. Anyone who is interested in it including us will vote it to help get the feedback from the Microsoft as soon as possible.
There are some functions when I make couple of new lines after them, I get this white line between the functions. Does someone know how to fix this? It happens to me a lot, and I searched for this bug on the internet but didn't found any answer.
Thank you in advance.
Go to:
Tools->Options->Text Editor->General
Uncheck "Show Structure Guidlines"
We are using Silverlight 4 (we must use it. :p ) with VS2010. AFAIK we have the proper toolkits and SDKs installed.
When we try to open a XAML file, we are immediately presented with an error dialog that says: "Value cannot be null. Parameter name: typeName". The designer does not load. There is no output in the output window, there are no build errors.
We are at a complete loss on what to do.
This does only affect some of our workstations. We are in a controlled enviorment and reinstalling VS2010 is not really an option. Again :p
Thanks!
I've had similar dialog boxes pop up when I have had reference issues in the xaml but not with that exact text. I would verify that all the refferences are in the correct location and that they are the correct version.
This seems to be an issue specific to our corporate environment. MS support has been helping us for several days now. They don't seem any closer to a solution than we were.
Good luck to anyone here with the same question.
Has any one found a replacement for Rockscroll or Metalscroll for Visual Studio 2010?
I miss it so much that I looked into making one my self but only have word highlighting working and a place holder scroll bar and seems to be much harder than I thought it would be. I'm happy to share what I got if someone is interested in helping.
The Productivity Power Tools extension for VS2010 just added an "Enhanced Scrollbar"!
To enable the minimap go to Tools->Options->Productivity Power Tools->Enhanced Scroll Bar and check "Full map mode". Optionally you can assign the background color and highlighted region.
Just tried ProgressiveScroll and it looks and feels like the original MetalScroll; it also works in Visual Studio 2012!
A user named Kryo at the "Sins of solar empire" forum have made a pretty good imitation of MetalScrollbar for VS 2010, called MetalMargin. Available here. Just installed it, and it seems to work pretty well, although highlight on double click is not yet implemented.
David Pugh released a version of his Structure Margin, which serves a similar purpose. His All Margins extension combines a bunch of the other smaller extensions in the same vein.
It's not exactly the same, but I find the structure margin to be an interesting way to visualize the entire code file.
I haven't tried it myself yet but AllMargins looks really nice. Whoops you already linked it Noah Richards. Sorry.
The code is also available for the OverviewMargin - I haven't tried it at all, but it may be a good place to start from if you want to roll your own.
Did You try RockMargin ?
http://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/1b0d7360-40dd-447e-8bef-90e2cf52f683
This is useful
For anyone looking for a replacement for just the Highlighting part of RockScroll, the free plugin "Highlight all occurrences of selected word" does exactly that.
I'm trying to use the simple pre-installed code snippets in VS2008. I can insert them by right-clicking and using Insert Snippet..., but I can't get them to work while typing. If I start to type "for", I get the Intellisense list, and I see an entry for the code snippet, but hitting Tab or Enter just inserts the word for, not the snippet.
What am I doing wrong here?
try hitting tab once more..
Or in Emacs style
ctrl-k ctrl-x
It could be your using any kind of VPC software that is intercepting your tab commands and inject them into VPC with a wrong code. I havent found a solution yet though.
Which language you are using?
C++ snippets don't work in VS2008. MS took that feature out :(