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Whyioughta *shakes fist* If it wasn't for you pesky kids I'd have gotten away with it. / comments
Whyioughta *shakes fist* If it wasn't for you pesky kids I'd have gotten away with it.
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HotAir wrote: I used "ATA" in my example because "SSF" in nowhere to be found. Is this a defect or part of the beta that the candidates for snippets only contains up to "cuni"? Thanks for the usage tip; I'm conditioned by how I use Visual Studio and I've always considered intellisense a completion tool "<type something>, now complete it" as opposed to "I want to complete what I type next, <type something>". Only going up to Cuni is just a limitation of the snippets included with the beta, so yes, ssf would be in there for the final release. Snippets should work both ways, hopefully. What we hope to be able to accommodate is both insertion by browsing, and insertion by completion. When you get to have a large number of snippets, chances are you're not going to remember all of them, so being able to browse a list is important - especially for infrequently used ones. This is facilitated by the CTRL + SPACE to browse a list. Working the other way, typing "ata" should probably insert the snippet just in itself, but it could potentially lead to a few mistakes. Typing "ata" then pressing CTRL + SPACE should at the very least drop you onto the snippet in question and I thnk it's a bug that it doesn't do this. leave it with us. :-) Dom / comments
HotAir wrote: I used "ATA" in my example because "SSF" in nowhere to be found. Is this a defect or part of the beta that the candidates for snippets only contains up to "cuni"? Thanks for the us...
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