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anakashian
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Posted - Jul 06 2009 :  11:58:34 AM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
I spend a lot of time simultaneously editing C# code and C++ in separate instance of VS2008. I would prefer NOT to use VA/X when working with C#. Is there anything I can do to cause VA/X to not hook C# buffers/projects?

feline
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Posted - Jul 06 2009 :  1:18:01 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Simply add ".cs;" to:

VA Options -> Projects -> Extensions -> Extensions to ignore

and then restart the IDE to make sure this has taken effect. Out of interest do you have some specific problem with VA in C# ?

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anakashian
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Posted - Jul 06 2009 :  1:32:33 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
yes... there's something about the completion interaction that I just don't find right. The VA/X completion for C++, I cannot live without. But with C#, I just find it too slow and often wrong.

For example, I find it is too aggressive on some suggestions. It often tries to match language keywords with types and makes a mess of my code.

The completion on partial types when doing WPF code-behind editing also feels off.

Sorry I'm having such a tough time expressing what it is that bothers me, but it's a gut-UGH I feel every time I'm using VA/X with C#.
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feline
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Posted - Jul 06 2009 :  1:36:14 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
This is very strange. In C# we get the listbox content from the IDE its self. Suggestions and VA Snippets come from us though.

Does this problem seem to happen with suggestions or member listboxes? Since you are having so many problems it would be good to try and find out why, and to try and fix them.

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