Any similar experience or how it can be fixed? Basically whenever I try to see the methods of a class or refactor something is broken because itellisense is still loading. Based on your description, this is quite a strange behavior and in my side(Visual Studio Community 16.5.0), it works well and do not show loading … Read more
Editor › Hover: Delay (editor.hover.delay in settings.json) This is the relevant setting to delay the popup of Intellisense (or other info bubbles) when you hover over something. Editor: Quick Suggestions Delay (editor.quickSuggestionsDelay in settings.json) This setting controls how long it takes to get inline as-you-type suggestions.
the “feature” is called XML comments. Just type /// right before your methods and VS will generate some xml tags. These will be used to show the tooltip as well as parameter info aso. /// <summary> /// this will be the tooltip /// </summary> /// <param name=”args”>args will be passed when starting this program</param> static … Read more
TL;DR Visual Studio isn’t entirely consistent about how it assigns GUIDs to projects or how it specifies those GUIDs in project references. I was able to resolve the problem by using upper case GUIDs with braces for ProjectGuid elements and lower case with braces for Project elements (in references). Background We have a large solution … Read more
If you want to highlight disposable objects differently in VS please check out this post. I personally prefer Resharper answer as I always use R#. If you just want to figure out if your object is an instance of some interface you can right-button-click on the variable name and Navigate -> Object Browser or Go … Read more
So in Visual Studio 2010 and later, the extensibility APIs you want to at are under the Microsoft.VisualStudio.Languages.IntelliSense namespace. At a high level, you want to MEF export a ICompletionSourceProvider which will provide the items you need. There are two good blog posts here and here that demonstrate the basic technique. There are two problems … Read more
I realize this Q is old, but it still shows up in search so I wanted to share my workflow 🙂 Here’s my VS Code settings.json to add Tailwind IntelliSense within objects and variables who’s name ends with “Classes”: “tailwindCSS.experimental.classRegex”: [ [“Classes \\=([^;]*);”, “‘([^’]*)'”], [“Classes \\=([^;]*);”, “\”([^\”]*)\””], [“Classes \\=([^;]*);”, “\\`([^\\`]*)\\`”] ], Tailwind IntelliSense will now … Read more
Use XML comments above the function signature. /// <summary> /// Summary /// </summary> /// <param name=”param1″>Some Parameter.</param> /// <returns>What this method returns.</returns> The GhostDoc plugin can help generate these for you.
If you use “C# extension” for VSCode (this https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=ms-dotnettools.csharp) you can try follow next steps: Right click on C# extension “Extension settings” In opened “Settings” tab, add import in search area Enable Checkbox Enjoy autoimport without “special” extension ([Screenshot][2])
Closing and reopening the file (.aspx file not solution) from solution explorer worked for me in visual studio 2015. Before trying anything else you can give it a try.