intellisense

问题 I get the warning "childNodes is null or not an object' with different line numbers, depending on which version of the library I reference (I've tried about three different versions of 1.2.6). Consequently, I get jack for jQuery intellisense. I can hack this to get it to work, but I'd rather not as I don't understand the full implications of changing the following line: elem = jQuery.makeArray(div.childNodes); to this: //HACK: VS intellisense fix if(div && div.childNodes) elem = jQuery

问题 I'm not sure what to call it so I'm calling it hints. I notice that whenever I'm calling a function, and I hover over that line, little popup bubbles appear that show me the first comment in said function definition. Helps keep track of what that function does or the possible parameters. But that doesn't always happen, just sometimes. I was wondering if there's a preference I could change so it always does. Also, if I'm writing and I include or require a file, if that file has functions in it

问题 I've create a custom functions in JavaScript for ease coding cause its too repetitive to type those function again and again. What I do is I created an external JavaScript and linked it to my _Layout.cshtml . I've successfully called them without any problem but what I wanted now is to have those custom function to have intellisense. global_functions.js function ZeroPrefixFormat(str, len) { str = str.toString(); return str.length < len ? ZeroPrefixFormat("0" + str, len) : str; // OUTPUT : 10

问题 Is there a way to get intellisense for extension methods from classes that are not currently within the usings, but referenced in the solution. It would be great convenience to be able to just type and not have to add the using when using an extension method the first time in a class. 回答1: I believe what you are looking for is the Import Symbol Creation with Re#. I use this all the time when accessing members that are not part of the current using statements. In essence, Re# will look through

问题 so, I have a repository defined with a method like this: IQueryable<Customer> Customers{...} and elsewhere an extension method to filter the customers like so: public static IQueryable<Customer> WithID(this IQueryable<Customer> customers, int ID){...} and this woks nicely, letting me use the repository like this: var c = repo.Customers().WithID(5).Single(); but the problem is, ReSharper messes up the Auto-Completion on this big time. When I type var c = repo.Customers().Wi I get nice

问题 How can I add a plugin into Visual Studio 2012 to work with jQuery syntax in intellisense on visual studio? Please don't give me link of other site, just give a solution that you did and worked fine. 回答1: Install NuGet in Visual Studio Extension Manager Open your web application solution Open Package Manager Console from Tools-> Library Package Manager, NuGet add latest jQuery versions to your project Type "PM> Install-Package jQuery" in console Drag and drop your jQuery script file from the

问题 How can I get a proper syntax highlighting in Visual Studio 2015 for JSX with ES2015 code? It works fine if I remove the import and export keywords: I just updated to Visual Studio 2015 Enterprise Update 1 but it still remains the same. 回答1: UPDATE (2017-02) Node Tools for Visual Studio (NTVS) has been using the Salsa analysis engine since v1.2 and using NTVS is likely the path of least resistance for JSX support. https://github.com/Microsoft/nodejstools Read (and upvote) this answer for more

问题 When you type "this." , you usually get all the routines, events, and more... of the current class you are in. And when you simply stand over one of the routines in the long list without choosing one, you usually get a description next to it. How can I do that ? Let assume I have a class called CAR with two routines: speed_up(), and brake(). How can I make the person using my class to see a description of the two functions when he types: CAR mycar = new CAR(); mycar. 回答1: Above a class or a

问题 I'm building an app using ASP.NET 5 & AngularJS in TypeScript in Visual Studio 2015. However, even after installing the AngularJS Core & DefinitelyTyped TS references for AngularJS via NuGet, I still don't get IntelliSense for the AngularJS libraries. I'm also using the ReSharper 9.1 AngularJS extension, which gives me IntelliSense in HTML files but not in my TypeScript code. I've also noticed that even though the references to AngularJS and the definition files are present, the files

问题 I started with wpf 4.0. I have a textBox where i shall enter linq expressions. So i want to enable intellisense support in the textEditor. All i do now is bringing a popUp which has the list of items. Do i have anyother way to do this in WPF. Thanks. 回答1: No, none of the built-in controls provide Intellisense functionality. It's a feature provided by code editors, and I doubt Microsoft intends for you to re-implement Visual Studio. You'll have to write it yourself. See here for a sample: