It appears on the website that X# is the proper way to brand this language, so I think you should make it appear consistently here as well.
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XSharp vs X#...
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Anonymous
XSharp vs X#...
I notice in Visual Studio, under Tools -> Options -> Text Editor, the entry for X# appears as XSharp, rather than X#, so now compare that to the way that C# and F# are displayed.
It appears on the website that X# is the proper way to brand this language, so I think you should make it appear consistently here as well.
It appears on the website that X# is the proper way to brand this language, so I think you should make it appear consistently here as well.
XSharp vs X#...
Matt,
I will look onto that.
Unfortunately is is not as easy as it looks. The first 3 child pages of this entry are generated by VS itself and it seems VS has a will of its own. In a previous attempt to do this I ended up with 2 nodes in the tree. One for XSharp (with the 3 pages generated by VS) and one for X# with the Intellisense options.
Robert
I will look onto that.
Unfortunately is is not as easy as it looks. The first 3 child pages of this entry are generated by VS itself and it seems VS has a will of its own. In a previous attempt to do this I ended up with 2 nodes in the tree. One for XSharp (with the 3 pages generated by VS) and one for X# with the Intellisense options.
Robert
XSharp Development Team
The Netherlands
robert@xsharp.eu
The Netherlands
robert@xsharp.eu