intellisense

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I am wondering how to get intellisense for angular on html pages in visual studio 2013 update 3 I can get intellisense for the js pages using the _references.js. However i would like to to be able to reference controllers and properties in the html for quicker coding. So if i have ng-controller="" I would like it to be able to references all the controllers i have created. Also in a ng-repeat. If i have created ng-repeat="foo in vm.foos" I would like intellisense to then be able to pick up all the properties for foo to use {{foo.fooProperty}} Is this possible? I do have web essentials 2013

I want to get intellisense, inside Visual Studio 2010, for knockoutJS. What I have after some research is: ///reference path="../lib/knockout/knockout-2.3.0.debug.js" /> ko.WeGotIntellisenseHere; //As long as we don't add RequireJs intellisense reference above knockout reference define(['jquery', 'knockout'], function($, ko){ ///<param name="ko" type="knockout"> ///some comments ///</param> ko.NoIntellisenseHere(); // unless I change "type=knockout" by "type=Array" }); Do you know if maybe the "type=knockout" is not correct??? When I change to "type=Array", intellisense works both outside

We have a textbox that the user enters sets of terms into, delimited by commas and separated by newlines. There may be thousands of valid terms, so we'd like to offer the user intellisense-style suggestions as they type. The default autocomplete isn't adequate because it will only do prefix-matching on the entire textbox, and won't support multiline textboxes. How do I implement intellisense-like suggestion boxes for a winforms textbox? I wrote this article back in 2005 about doing intellisense with a listbox and a textbox control (or it might have been a RTB). It's far from polished or

I have just started writing my first language for the .NET DLR. I would like to know if it is possible to extend Visual Studio 2008 IntelliSense to handle the syntax of a custom DLR language? EDIT: I have decided to bypass VS2008 and target VS2010 instead. See accepted answer for more information. Visual Studio's primary extensibility method for supporting new languages is through Language Services in a VSPackage . Visual Studio 2010 has radically improved the ability to support a new language, but if target your extension to it you will not be able to use it in older versions. If you write a

I am using Visual Studio 2010 with ASP.NET MVC4 and the IntelliSense for Razor syntax is not working for me in the views for the application. What can I do? Amitd Also Quoting from http://sebnilsson.com/1091244048/making-mvc-3-razor-intellisense-work-after-installing-mvc-4-beta/ After installing the MVC 4 Beta the IntelliSense breaks for Razor-views in MVC 3-applications in Visual Studio 2010. This is stated in the release-notes, but nobody usually reads those. This time the solution to the problem are actually listed in those release-notes. You need to the explicitly state the version-numbers

I have been unable to get Visual Studio to present intellisense when working with jQuery-Mobil. How do I enable this in Visual Studio 2010 You can use intellisense-jquery-mobile that adds Intellisense support to Visual Studio 2010 SP1 for the jQuery Mobile data-* attributes. To install, copy the html_5_jqm.xsd to the appropriate Visual Studio schema directory (e.g. C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\Common7\Packages\schemas\html) and execute the corresponding .reg file for your environment. So I did everything except "running the corresponding .reg for my environment". I

I will start by first asking 2 questions so If anyone knows it doesn't have to read this long post: But how do I suppress enormous list of undesired items in IntelliSense list for a custom JavaScript file (be it .js or .ts - typescript with compilation)? How can I fine control what I would need? _references.js seems like a good starting point (for global reference) Can anybody explain how .validate-vsdoc.js and .intellisense.js and /// When I watched Mads Kristensen's video Visual Studio: C# class Intellisense in JavaScript/TypeScript I noticed that Mads' Intellisense for his "data" JavaScript

I'm not getting intellisense for asp tags anymore in websites or web applications. There is a check mark for the following: Tools->Options->Text Editor->C#->General->Auto list members Tools->Options->Text Editor->C#->General->Parameter information Tools->Options->Text Editor->C#->Intellisense->Show completion list after a character is typed My dev environment is server 2008 R2 64 bit, VS 2010 Ultimate (ver 10.1.30319.1 RTMRel), I don't have resharper installed, but I do have AnkhSVN installed. How do I get intellisense back? UPDATE: Here is my webconfig: <configuration> <connectionStrings>