Is there a way to have a C# Intellisense for ScriptCS files in a Submile Text .
I tried to combine OmniSharpSublime plugin with ScriptCS but that doesn't work.
OmniSharp doesn't work with ScriptCS files yet, but hopefully soon!
There's a branch here which should work - https://t.co/N4q8D17oiX
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Hi has anybody been able to decompile one of these? I've managed to delete mine but found a compiled version in the temp asp.net folder. Theres a lot of work in here and would really like to decompile it to get it back. I've tried verious undelete tool and previous version options but no luck. Many thanks in advance.
Is there any way to fix all issues or warnings at one step , better than fixing each issue alone ????
The best tool for that is CTRL+ALT+F
See this link for the presentation of the shortcut and what you can do with it.
I've been trying to use ILMerge to merge assemblies in VS2010 and the resulting primary assembly ends up being unusable. This only seems to occur when the assemblies being merged contain methods with Lambda expressions. Also, it seems to work fine in VS2008.
I've outlined my investigation in more detail here.
Any insight into how to solve this would be greatly appreciated.
There have been recent updates to ILMerge to fix several VS2010 compatibility problems. And there's a new command line option to target .NET 4.0. Download the latest and greatest.
Mike Barnett responded via email and informed me the problem might be in my config file somewhere. His suggestion was to use the /targetplatform option:
Ex.
ILMerge.exe /targetplatform:v4,c:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v4.0.30319 /out:foo.exe Program.exe MathLib.dll
I added the /targetplatform and path, removed the ILMerge config file and now everything works fine.
Does anyone know if i can use another intellisense "helper" with resharper? I'm looking for suggestions of intellisense plugins to replace resharper's or ways to improve resharper intellisense..
I dont know if its just me, but Resharper's intellisense just seems way worst than visual studio's intellisense.
I love Resharper 5 'contains' mode intellisense!
(I've migrated from Prod to it's Beta version even only for this feature!)
Thanks that you don't need to know exact name of method, type etc.
Eg when I'd like to use method with 'exit' in can just type few letters and see as below:
Contains search method http://img193.imageshack.us/img193/3158/screen037.gif
Biggest pain is noticeable slow down of environment. But I can pay this price...
Try ReSharper 5
You can use Resharper with VS intellisense.
The big thing I find that I lost with resharper (7 right now) was that VS intellisense would remember your last/frequent selections, alot of coding revolved around just hitting dot key alot for most ocmmon sequences. I find im alot slower with resharper's.
I am aware that the current release of PEX allows use with the NUnit framework.
The thing is I can't configure it to use the NUnit framework.
In the Options -> PEX: What Exactly do i have to put in the "TestFramework" and "TestFrameworkDirectory".
I Have tried many combinations but failed to achieve any success.
I've went to the DevLabs forum in search for a solution, I've got a solution to the problem.
Here it is:
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/pex/thread/5f7cc37d-0b8e-4bad-af6f-c53c5076e7c2
You have to set the "TestFramework" option to "NUnit" (without quotes) and the "TestFrameworkDirectory" option to the directory where the nunit.framework.dll file is located (if you used the .msi installer it's probably "%ProgramFiles%\NUnit x.y.z\bin\net-2.0\framework").