No plugin, just vanilla VS2005.
Try this:
in a new C# project, type in the main function
int i = 0;
string greeting = "Hello, World!";
int j = SomeMethod(greeting, i);<Ctrl+.>
A dropdown with "Generate method stub for SomeMethod in <your namespace>" appears.
Press enter and watch in awe as the following is generated:
private static int SomeMethod(string greeting, int i) {
throw new Exception("The method or operation is not implemented.");
}
The C# editor deduces the return value, the method name and the parameter types and names and generates a method stub.
It is an extremely addictive feature, and it makes you feel that your being amazingly well taken care of by the editor.
It enables coding top-down. You just write what you wanna do on a high level, and later on, you go down to flesh out the implementation of the generated functions.
I urge you to play with it for a while and consider if it would be possible to implement in VA.
I love the work you guys do. I just cant seem to get enough of it :)
Regards,
/Staffan
