Anyone that uses R# will know that if you have a method with an abstract class parameter - the intellisense will be filtered to just members which derive from that base.
Is there anyway to get the same behavior out of visual studio without Resharper?
Thanks.
Jon
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I have a C# class created by someone else whose properties are all in lower case. Visual Studio shows all these as warnings for Naming Rule Violation. It lets me fix them one by one, but I have not been able to find a way to change them in the entire document. Is it possible to do so without ReSharper?
Basically I would like to add extend the IntelliSense of Visual Studio 2010 (C#). Is it possible somehow?
We use objects generated at runtime - thus IntelliSense doesn't work for them. We have methods for getting their structure elsewhere, and it would be nice if they could seamlessly extend the normal IntelliSense.
If it's not possible, is there an alternate approach?
The following post can be usefull to you:
How to extend IntelliSense items
Hope that I helped.
How can i decide the order in which my overloaded methods are displayed in visual studio, in the intellisense
Not the best answer, but Visual Studio does not let you control that. It has its own sorting and does not allow for the user to choose. for reference:
Asked here.
I know in Visual Studio, when programming in C#, if I specify that a class implements an interface, I can right click on the interface and "Implement Interface", which will auto-magically populate my class with the appropriate method signatures.
EDIT: Let me apologize for the vagueness of the original question. I'm looking for a quick easy way to get Visual Studio to do the dirty work of implementing multiple COM interfaces, i.e. generating the method signatures/stubs in the implementing class.
Thanks,
Alex
Interfaces don't exist in C++.
The level of IDE support for the language is one of C#'s perks. Visual C++ is quite a different beast indeed.
C++ does not support interfaces, so Visual Studio does not supply a "Implement Interface" feature when you're working in C++.
Hey does anyone know if theres a way in Visual Studio to filter the intellisense dropdown list based on what you have already typed.
e.g. say under MultiScaleImage there is a UseSprings property. I type in msi.springs and in the intellisense menu it would filter out anything that does not contain springs.
Flash Develop has this functionality and I found it extremely useful.
Thanks
I belive that Visual Studio 2010 will have intellisense improvements which will give it the ability to better filter type and member code completion than prior versions. You read more about on Scott Guthrie's blog. I do not belive that the current versions will give you the level of filtering that you are looking for.
Check out Resharper. It adds much improved intellisense to VS and many many other features.
http://www.jetbrains.com/resharper/