intellisense

I'm trying to resolve the fully qualified name of a c# identifier at a certain point (cursor) of a code window, using a Macro (or even an Add-in) in Visual Studio 2008. For example, if the cursor is in "Rectangle", I would like "System.Drawing.Rectangle" returned. I've tried FileCodeModel.CodeElements and .CodeElementFromPoint but they only retrieve the containing method or class (and others). If this can't be done using a macro or add-in (even though VS does know the information via intellisense), would it be possible to use Reflection read in the c# file and get the desired info? It can be

I am trying to use the jquery library in ASP.NET in a subfolder called "samples" with a masterpage that is located in the root directory. Presently the references to the jquery scripts are located in the head tag of the master page. If the page I am creating is also in the root directory, everything works fine. If I move the page to the "samples" subdirectory, the jquery breaks. I can fix the problem by using something like the following in the head tag: <script src="<%=ResolveUrl("~/js/jquery.js")%>" type="text/javascript"></script> ...but then I lose the ability to use jquery intellisense,

the vs 2008 intellisense doesn't work if i use it inside html attribute. example <form method="post" action="<%= Url.Action %>" while i'm typing Url.Action the code hint doesn't work, instead it gave me options of files that can be used for the "action" value. Is it normal that the intellisense doesn't work inside html attribute? or am'i missing something to fix this bug. I think it's just that way for now. I have the same 'issue' but got used to it. Tip: If I need Intellisense, I just create a separate <% %> bracket somewhere else temporarily (where Intellisense will work), write the code I

Intellisense works... On some of the servers. It's the same Server Management Studio (SQL Server 2008) I'm using to manage the servers but Intellisense doesn't work on one of the newer servers (not sure if other servers have the same issue, as of now I've only encountered this problem on one of the servers). I checked all the settings etc, but as I said - it does work on some of the servers in SQL 2008 Server Management Studio so it seems like it's limited to this one specific server. (I wasn't sure if this belonged here. If this post is in the wrong place please move it) Question3CPO This

Ruby: file = File.new("some.txt", "r") lines = file.readlines Omni-completion tests file.readl --------- readline <- PASSED readlines --------- "hola".capital --------- capitalize <- PASSED capitalize! --------- lines. <-- FAILED (no suggestions) lines[0].capital <-- FAILED (no suggestions) I tried Python as well, and it worked in similar way. So it looks like omni-completion can't be used for real development, as it fails on pretty simple cases? Am I missing some thing? May be the intellisense can be improved some how for Ruby/Python? The issue is that Vim does not know if line is a String,

Fairly self-explanatory I feel I'm guessing here, but if this is your class library, you have to make sure you actually build the XML documentation file, otherwise the method summaries will only be available from within the same assembly. Project Properties -> Build Tab -> Output section -> Check "XML documentation file" Obviously, as Mitchel points out, you have to import it too, but this is generally automatic when you add an assembly reference (as long as it exists). When you build the class library, be sure to put the .xml file that has the documentation in the same folder as the .dll.

Intellisense is working very badly with my VS... When I'm coding in C++ it works 100% fine, until I start using templates, then it just stops working completely, stops detecting errors and don't auto-complete in all cases. I'm inclined to believe it has to do with something I have done with my code that broke it. So I started by creating a class with a struct in it: template<typename T> class List<T> { private: struct Node { T value; Node* next; Node* previous; }; Node* First; Node* Last; ... }; later, I declare some additional functions: template<typename T> inline T List::First() { return

I use C# mostly and one thing that I am missing in VSCode is IntelliSense in Angular 2 templates. I found that there is a solution to this problem here , but I couldn't find a way to integrate it into Visual Studio Code. I need this: Is there any way to get IntelliSense in Visual Studio Code for Angular 2 templates? That page you linked details the installation steps: Usage in VSCode: Replace the typescript.tmLanguage file under the install location at Contents/Resources/app/extensions/typescript/syntaxes with the version from the TypeScript-TmLanguage repo above (from the ngml branch). Fork