Dots and Dot - possible intellisense issues !?
Posted: Sun May 14, 2017 10:43 am
Hi Robert and the Team (and all),
Yesterday while getting the Entity Framework 6 sample to save data, I found a possible issue with intellisense in my X# editor in VS 2017.
As you know, since you provided me with the code syntax flexibility to use a single dot, in place of the usual double dot, I have used it extensively. And I like it, even for "self.class".
Problem is that in my test code only the double dot currently brings up the context menu related to intellisense - see below :-
Above shows okay for a double dot (colon) but below is not so good ;-(
I am aware that you probably know about this but since I found it out yesterday I thought I ought to report it.
I should have noticed this earlier - BUT - I have gotten very used to working without intellisense that it passed me by ;-0)
Oh! - and look in another thread as the EF^ demo app now simply stores my .NET complex object data to SQL database. Good news for Michael and other interested guys.
Thanks for listening.
Regards,
Phil.
Wales, UK.
Yesterday while getting the Entity Framework 6 sample to save data, I found a possible issue with intellisense in my X# editor in VS 2017.
As you know, since you provided me with the code syntax flexibility to use a single dot, in place of the usual double dot, I have used it extensively. And I like it, even for "self.class".
Problem is that in my test code only the double dot currently brings up the context menu related to intellisense - see below :-
Above shows okay for a double dot (colon) but below is not so good ;-(
I am aware that you probably know about this but since I found it out yesterday I thought I ought to report it.
I should have noticed this earlier - BUT - I have gotten very used to working without intellisense that it passed me by ;-0)
Oh! - and look in another thread as the EF^ demo app now simply stores my .NET complex object data to SQL database. Good news for Michael and other interested guys.
Thanks for listening.
Regards,
Phil.
Wales, UK.