intellisense

I've recently updated to using VS2013 and Resharper 8.2, (from VS2010 and Resharper 6) and have found a very annoying " feature " in that Resharper's intellisense does not sort a class's members alphabetically. By way of example, I have an object called "client" which has a property called EthnicityRequired , and another property called Ethnicities . Using only native VS2013 intellisense, this is what I get I type client.eth This is what I expect; both properties are listed together. But, Resharper's Intellisense(less) gives me this While the visible members are sorted alphabetically, the

I am pulling my hair out here, literally. VSCode 1.6.0 on Mac, Typescript 2.0.2, but I have also tried 2.0.0. I've tried targeting es5, es6, with or without commonjs module targeting. I can't get intellisense for other files local to my project nor anything in the node_modules folder. I even installed typescript files from node_modules into my typings folder and those don't work. The only intellisense I get is for my globally installed typings. { "compilerOptions": { "target": "es6", "sourceMap": true, "emitDecoratorMetadata": true, "experimentalDecorators": true, "allowSyntheticDefaultImports

for some time now, on my 2nd development machine VS2012 is not showing any (XML-)documentation for system/GAC/built-in assemblies. E.g., when I jump to a built-in Type that resides in mscorlib.dll, there is no documentation (see screenshot). If I include my own assemblies (that are accompanied by their respective XMLs) I can see the full doc. I tried resetting Intellisense but that didn't help. This is how it looks: (The pluses over each member that would expand the comment are totally missing and ctrl+space doesn't show anything either) The most likely cause for this problem is the XML

I have multiple javascript files and they have their own functions. If I make reference one of them to inside any of them, it doesnt see its functions if the function is not prototype. What is logic inside the Intellisense ? I want to use Splash function with Intellisense feature below, how can I do that ? //My.js /// <reference path="Test.js" /> . //Test.js NameSpace.prototype.UI = new function () { this.Splash = function (value) { try { if (value == 1) { $('#splash').css('height', $(document).height()); $('#splashContent').css('top', $(window).height() / 2); $('#splash').fadeIn(); $('

I recently upgraded to Visual Studio 2015 from 2013 because for some reason 2013 would not work on Windows 10 for me, even after multiple install attempts. The only issue is IntelliSense is not displaying methods from other forms. For example, when I start typing one of the names of one of my forms, the only thing IntelliSense displays is: However, the form has dozens of public methods, and the IntelliSense worked fine before in 2013. Interestingly, I can still call the method if I remember the name by manually typing it, i.e. Form1.TestMethod() . Does anyone know the fix for this? I am using

Consider a method to write with a format parameter like string.Format 's frist parameter. As you know the Intellisense is aware of first parameter's constraints and checks for its consistency with parameters. How can I write such method. As a simple example, consider a wrap of string.Format like: public string MyStringFomratter(string formatStr, params object[] arguments) { // Do some checking and apply some logic return string.Format(formatStr, arguments); } How can I say to the compiler or IDE that formatStr is something like string.Format 's first parameter? So if I have some code like this