intellisense

I have a fresh install of VS2015 on windows 8 and intellisense doesn't work at all (nothing!) in any environment. I also have VS2013 (with Resharper 8)on the same machine which works fine. Any ideas before I go through a re-install? thllbrg Probably the problem is with ReSharper, I'm running VS2013 and VS2015 on the same machine without any issues. I would try: In Visual Studio 2015, go to 'Tools | Options | Text Editor | C# | General both "Auto list members" and "Parameter information" should be checked. If that doesn't work I would try to disable ReSharper in VS2013 and try to get the normal

Since a month ago, my VS doesn't seem to want to display the summary info in tooltips for any system methods or classes when I hover them with my mouse. I had ReSharper installed and started noticing this problem. I assumed that ReSharper disabled the default method descriptions, so I wasn't thinking much further about it, only considering it a mere annoyance. After removing ReSharper though, the problem persisted. VS now only shows descriptions for my own methods which I've added a <summary> tag for and any descriptions from NuGet packages, but not system methods like Where , Encoding

First I thought it was a problem of VS2013 RC/beta but now I installed VS2013 RTM and still have the same problem: code completion does only open after I execute it manually by strg+space. How can I turn on auto open the windows after typed e.g. a point? When intellisense is displayed is a language specific setting. If you're asking about c# then you want to check the following Tools -> Options Text Editor -> C# -> Intellisense Ensure "Show completion list after a character is typed" is checked If you're using a different language please update the question and I'll try to point you in the

Currently the Eclipse autocompletion seems only to be triggered after a dot or on parameters, I want to use it for variables too, e.g. if I have String test="hello"; then I want the autocompletion to suggest "test" if I start typing "t" in the next line (e.g. if I intent to change the value of the variable test). Is there any Eclipse plugin capable of doing this? I already checked the Eclipse content assist options, but seems like there no option for what I want? Thanks for any hint! stefan.at.wpf First of all, thanks for all the replies. They are correct, however you have to press the key

I mention that i am designing a language. The plan was always to not implement it but to design it but i am considering implementing it if i think i could do it in a reasonable amount of time. How would i have my language use intellisense in visual studios? BooLangStudio has it http://www.codinginstinct.com/2008/05/boo-in-visual-studio.html , http://www.codeplex.com/BooLangStudio This is a good place to look for Visual Studio Extensibility. Also, here . But, the first link has a video specific to adding Intellisense to your language service. Sam Harwell It all depends on how much time you want

I don't want word completion for Markdown files in Visual Studio Code, how do I disable it? Ideally, for Markdown only but in the worst case, even a global switch would be good. IntelliSense suggestions in VS Code can be configured globally or per each workspace and as of 1.9 per file-type (language) , using the editor.quickSuggestions , editor.acceptSuggestionOnEnter and editor.suggestOnTriggerCharacters settings . // Controls if quick suggestions should show up or not while typing "editor.quickSuggestions": true, File-type settings (preferred, as of 1.9 release) Open the Command Palette by