Default view for .cs files; code completion for try...catch

[DC]

Hi,

this is somehow related to the fact that the main class in my .cs file
inherits from another file: the VS .Net 2003 thinks it is best to open
this file in designer mode then and also adds a .resx file to the .cs
file. But I want this file to always open in code view. Any clue?

I heared it is possible to automatically add catch handlers once
you type "try {"... but I did not see something like that - does this
feature exist at all?

TIA, regards

DC

 

[Miha Markic [MVP C#]]

Hi DC,

Right click on file in solution explorer, select Open With... and select
Visual Basic or CSharp editor option.
Note that this will affect all files - they will all open in code instead of
designer.

 

[DC]

Thank you, Miha!

DC

Hi DC,

Right click on file in solution explorer, select Open With... and select
Visual Basic or CSharp editor option.
Note that this will affect all files - they will all open in code instead of
designer.

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Miha Markic [MVP C#] - RightHand .NET consulting & software development
miha at rthand com
www.rthand.com

Hi,

this is somehow related to the fact that the main class in my .cs file
inherits from another file: the VS .Net 2003 thinks it is best to open
this file in designer mode then and also adds a .resx file to the .cs
file. But I want this file to always open in code view. Any clue?

I heared it is possible to automatically add catch handlers once
you type "try {"... but I did not see something like that - does this
feature exist at all?

TIA, regards

DC