intellisense

问题 Sometimes, after updating NuGets, ReSharper marks specific lines as errors, even though the solution builds, due to inability to recognize the type in use e.g. marks methods or properties in red, marks usage of object in red. In these cases the ReSharper intellisense is broken too. In these cases sometimes reanalyzing all files in the "Errors in Solution" window and cleaning, closing Visual Studio, deleting the .suo file, reopening Visual Studio and Solution and building does not help. Is

问题 Two separate questions really, for those of you who have upgraded from 2008 to 2010: Does intellisense work much better in this version in terms of completeness? Does it still suffer from corrupted NCB files and other performance/stability issues? 回答1: The IntelliSense parser was completely rewritten for VS2010. The .ncb file is history. It's now a .sdf file, a SQL Server Compact dbase. It works very well on my machine, I have seen very few complaints about it. Notable is that the C++/CLI

问题 In many code examples I have found the DisplayRectangle property of a Control object being used. However this property does not appear in the intellisense popup, neither does it get any syntax highlighting, but it does compile and work as expected. Should I use this kind of Property? How can I find out about more of them, can they be activated in intellisense? Update/Clarification : I have now found out that it does seem that it depends on which control. The following code does compile:

问题 Is there a way to customize my javascript's IntelliSense in Aptana IDE, a la Visual Studio xml comments? Visual Studio Example: function areaFunction(radiusParam) { /// <summary>Determines the area of a cicle based on a radius parameter.</summary> /// <param name="radius" type="Number">The radius of the circle.</param> /// <returns type="Number">Returns a number that represents the area.</returns> var areaVal; areaVal = Math.PI * radiusParam * radiusParam; return areaVal; } Thanks in advance!

问题 I am writing TypeScript in a solution folder as a solution item. TypeScript will be processed by a task defined in gulp and placed at the proper position within the web project, so that 'ts' files are not included. When trying to work with 'amd' and 'es6' features, Visual Studio IntelliSense doesn't understand those features unless specific flags are set like '--target' and '--module', the issue here is that I am not working within a project. I was thinking to fix this to set specific

问题 Say I have the following two classes. class TopClass: def __init__(self): self.items = [] class ItemClass: def __init__(self): self.name = None And I want to use that in the following way: def do_something(): myTop = TopClass() # create two items item1 = ItemClass() item1.name = "Tony" item2 = ItemClass() item2.name = "Mike" # add these to top class myTop.items.append(item1) myTop.items.append(item2) # up until this point, access class members is effortless as the # IDE (Eclipse)

问题 How can I hide user control properties from IntelliSense in Visual Studio? 回答1: Apply the [EditorBrowsable] attribute. It's still possible to the developer to show these hidden members via the VS Options dialog, however. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1852164/hiding-user-control-properties-from-intellisense

问题 I am trying to convert some existing JavaScript code by using TypeScript, One example I am using is to create Highcharts classes, the Highcharts definition is from https://github.com/borisyankov/DefinitelyTyped/blob/master/highcharts/highcharts.d.ts We all know HighchartsOptions has a property title . If I define the object in this way, I have intellisense But if I define object this way I don't have the intellisense. Any specific reason why Visual Studio behaves differently? 回答1: It's just a

问题 I am using visual studio 2008 and I have a native c++ project that loads a managed c++ dll, but on the last one, the intellisense doesn't work anymore only for the managed code. This project (dll) has a mixed code (native and managed) and if I write only "::" on a clean line, the intellisense gives me the methods inherits from the base class, like regular, not for the managed code, for example array <String^>^ ContactListToChat; I need help, otherwise I´ll have to fly blind. 回答1: Taken from

问题 I'm new to WebStorm, and fairly new to Node development. I am working on an existing project, and want to have code completion for my node_modules. More specifically, I'm using Chai and WebStorm doesn't seem to find the .have member of my expect.to statement. This is my code, simplified: var expect = require('chai').expect; import {Customer} from '../../app/model/Customer.js'; describe('...', function() { it('...', function() { var customer = new Customer(); expect(customer).to.have.property(