问题
I frequently find myself making a dummy console app to test something simple out. (For example how does DateTime.Parse like a YYYY-MM-DD-HH-MM-SS formatted string?)
I know that Roslyn has the C# interactive window to allow such simple tests to be run in the IDE with my solution still open. This is the only feature I am really wanting.
But how stable is Roslyn CTP? Is it going to mess up my IDE? Slow me down when I am not using it? Is it only used for the Roslyn features? Or is it going to try to replace my normal compiler for my open solution?
回答1:
Unless you run VS with -rootSuffix Roslyn, the CTP will not change any existing behavior.
回答2:
As SLaks says, the Roslyn CTP doesn't generally affect your IDE for existing scenarios. The changes you should see if you install it are:
- A new C# Interactive tool window.
- Support for "C# script" files (.csx), using the Roslyn IDE services. However, .cs and .vb files and projects still use the existing code.
- Some new project templates for targeting Roslyn.
- Some additional items in the Add References dialog for targeting Roslyn
- Documentation, etc in the Roslyn directory under your My Documents folder.
Disclaimer: I work for Roslyn on the Roslyn project.
回答3:
Try the C# REPL Script Environment that is part of the O2 Platform
It will give you a perfect environment to try out all C# features and APIs (conceptually the O2 REPL environment is similar to LinqPAD)
On the topic of Roslyn, take a look at these Multiple Roslyn based tools (all running Stand-Alone outside VisualStudio) , the first one is a simple Roslyn REPL
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8057096/how-stable-is-the-roslyn-ctp-as-a-replacement-for-dummy-console-apps