intellisense

I have problem with intellisense in my asp net mvc 3 project in new visual studio 2012 RC. If I open VS2010 SP1 asp net mvc project in VS2012, cshtml view like this one : @model Intranet.Web.ViewModels.Login.LoginVM @{ Model. // dynamic expression - This operation will be resolved at runtime } My configuration : Windows 8 x86(x64 fail too), VS 2012 and 2010SP1 installed. So, is this bug? Thanks Add <add key="webpages:Version" value="1.0" /> to <appSettings> in Web.config. Otherwise, VS2012 will load Razor 2.0 in the editor, and the MVC config settings will not be applied . Chris - Haddox

Is there a way to hint to VSCode/Monaco's intellisense the types of variables. I have some code like this var loc = window.location; var gl = context1.getContext("webgl"); var ctx = context2.getContext("2d"); I see that VSCode knows that loc is a URL But it doesn't know what gl is Nor does it know what ctx is Which makes sense, having a function return different types based on its input is a somewhat unusual case. But it does have type data for WebGLRenderingContext and it knows CanvasRenderingContext2D Is there a way to for me to tell vscode/monaco that gl is an instance of

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. 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: Intellisense-like Method Selection Pop-up Window A commercial control package is another option. For example:

For me, developing for the Java ecosystem payed the bills for many years. However, for several years now, I have been working primarily in the .Net space. Initially, my transition into the .Net world consisted of writing and maintaining VB.Net code. VS provided almost all of the nice intellisense support I came to expect after years of working with the Eclipse/Java combo. Eventually my employer decided to do new development in C#. My initial impression of the intellisense support for C# was less than stellar. At times it seems as if VS has no background compiler for C#, but occasionally it

I am using dynamic objects in a project, and I'd like to provide intellisense for the object. I understand that Visual Studio can't know what to show for intellisense, but if I can plug into the intellisense, I do know what entries should show up. Is there a way to extend Visual Studio's intellisense? If so, any pointers? Thanks! You can use Editor Extension Points. You can find specific information for extending Intellisense near the bottom of this page: Editor Extension Points From this page you can get information about ICompletionSource and ICompletionSourceProvider which are the two