I am a VB.NET guy, recently i tried to write program using C#, having being
pampered by VB.NET's IntelliSense i find that the C#'s IntelliSense is SUCK!

Thankyou for offering your opinion.

Err, perhaps it would be useful to say WHY it sucks? Otherwise, I have just
wasted 4 seconds of my life reading your message.

"Dave" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I am a VB.NET guy, recently i tried to write program using C#, having
being
> pampered by VB.NET's IntelliSense i find that the C#'s IntelliSense is
SUCK!
>
>
>

Damn!!
8 seconds gone.
Pity the poor person who reads <my> reply too!!

i think thats the reason c# developers usually think they are better than vb
developers
at least thats the way it is over here... all the # guys think they have it
so tough b/c intelisense doesn't change a word to uppercase
and blah blah blah... since i'm relatively lazy, i like hitting ctrl +
spacebar and having my class names typed out...

thats just me though!

"Dave" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I am a VB.NET guy, recently i tried to write program using C#, having
being
> pampered by VB.NET's IntelliSense i find that the C#'s IntelliSense is
SUCK!
>
>
>

Is suck or sucks? I do not have a problem with the Intellisense, but rather
with the fact that C# does not keep up with you like VB.NET (for the record,
I code mostly in C#). That should change in the next version, from the
rumors I have heard.

The syntax in VB.NET helps some, as you have to type in declarations like so
in C#:

SqlConnection conn;

But, you can use fully qualified names:

System.Data.SqlClient.SqlConnection conn;

to get Intellisense. Or an alias:

using System.Data.SqlClient = sql;

VB.NET is easier here, as you type:

Dim conn As SqlConnection

and have a drop down.

Is this what you are talking about?

--
Gregory A. Beamer
MVP; MCP: +I, SE, SD, DBA

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"Dave" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I am a VB.NET guy, recently i tried to write program using C#, having
being
> pampered by VB.NET's IntelliSense i find that the C#'s IntelliSense is
SUCK!
>
>
>

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Hi :\\derian,

":\\derian" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> i think thats the reason c# developers usually think they are better than
vb
> developers
> at least thats the way it is over here... all the # guys think they have
it
> so tough b/c intelisense doesn't change a word to uppercase
> and blah blah blah... since i'm relatively lazy, i like hitting ctrl +
> spacebar and having my class names typed out...
>
> thats just me though!

FWIW, ctrl + spacebar works just as well in C#. It even corrects the
capitalization, which is quite handy. Actually I consider myself both a VB
programmer and a C# programmer, which leaves me in the odd position of
feeling that I'm better than myself.

Regards,
Dan

* "Dave" <(E-Mail Removed)> scripsit:
> I am a VB.NET guy, recently i tried to write program using C#, having being
> pampered by VB.NET's IntelliSense i find that the C#'s IntelliSense is SUCK!

ACK. C# sucks. VB.NET rules.

SCNR

--
Herfried K. Wagner
MVP · VB Classic, VB.NET
<http://www.mvps.org/dotnet>

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