By default, intellisense / quick suggestions will not be triggered inside of a snippet. To enable them set “editor.suggest.snippetsPreventQuickSuggestions”: false true is the default. Editor > Suggest: Snippets Prevent Quick Suggestions in the Settings UI.
JS files are for javascript and are not transpiled using the typescript compiler. If you are using typescript then keep all your typescript in ts files. Also, you shouldn’t put typescript inside your cshtml files because typescript is not javascript. You need to use the typescript compiler to transpile your typescript into javascript which you … Read more
There is also option to use @params definition: /** * * @param {{header: string, subheader: string, imageAlt: string, contentList: Array, orderLink: Object, contentLink: Object}} props */ export default function JumbotronMain(props) {…}
I believe you are looking for “word completion” Left Alt + / though you can change it in “Preferences->General->Keys” to be whatever key combo. Pressing / multiple times cycles through the different suggestions. It’s not very intelligent. For example if you have String apple; and double apps; and you type double x = a and … Read more
Wow, lots of dust on this thread. I came up with a macro fix (well, more like workaround…) for this that I thought I would share: // nvcc does not seem to like variadic macros, so we have to define // one for each kernel parameter list: #ifdef __CUDACC__ #define KERNEL_ARGS2(grid, block) <<< grid, block … Read more
Here are a couple of settings to check: Tools > Options > Text Editor > C# > General > Statement completion “Auto list members” and “Parameter information” should be checked. Tools > Options > Text Editor > C# > General > IntelliSense “Show completion list after a character is typed” and “Committed by pressing the … Read more
As the other answers say, you need to provide an XML Schema document for your custom configuration section. There’s no need to add the .xsd schema file to some global directory; you can reference it directly from your custom section in the App.config file: <configuration> <!– make the custom section known to .NET’s configuration manager … Read more
Most of the blog postings are now outdated, as we finally have automatic type acquisition with version 1.8+ – you no longer need to install the typings yourself. I recommend reading the official documentation, its always up to date: https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/languages/javascript If you use npm and have a package.json in your project and jQuery is listed … Read more
Native C++ intellisense does not work reliably in any version of Visual Studio. I find there are two common problems: 1) Header file paths are not set-up correctly. When you find a type where intellisense is not working, use the IDE to click through each header file to find the one containing the type. (Right … Read more
Update 2013-08-20 Adam Driscoll has recently announced the PowerShell Tools for Visual Studio as successor of his former PowerGUI Visual Studio Extension – see his blog post about The Future of PowerGUI VSX for details, where he acknowledges the drawbacks of the predecessor outlined by Simon Gillbee (see previous update below) and describes how they … Read more