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Cameron Eckman

I've been moving between VB.NET and C# .NET and have found many annoyances
with the editor using C#. The latest is that I cannot seem to be able to
use the Hide (Edit, Outlining, Hide Selection). I know I can use regions,
but for temporary collapsing it is much easier in VB.NET because you can use
use CTRL+M+CTRL+H and not have to go back and delete the region. Any ideas?

Microsoft, please have someone oversee consistency...
 
Cameron said:
I've been moving between VB.NET and C# .NET and have found many annoyances
with the editor using C#. The latest is that I cannot seem to be able to
use the Hide (Edit, Outlining, Hide Selection). I know I can use regions,
but for temporary collapsing it is much easier in VB.NET because you can use
use CTRL+M+CTRL+H and not have to go back and delete the region. Any ideas?

Microsoft, please have someone oversee consistency...
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OT I know, but.
How are you finding the transition?
I am in the middle of moving the other way (Not by choice) and do not
like it.
1. The namespaces that you define within the assembly seem to inherit
the assembly name as well as what you define.
2. All interface implementations have to have Implements
interface.member on the end.
3. Type casting is horrid
4. Regions are horrid
5. Where are my imports at the top of the class?
6. I miss my "as" cast statement
7. I miss my "is" type check
8. Too depressed to go on.

JB
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The said:
Ooops

OT I know, but.
How are you finding the transition?
I am in the middle of moving the other way (Not by choice) and do not
like it.
1. The namespaces that you define within the assembly seem to inherit
the assembly name as well as what you define.
Click to expand...
Scratch that as you can remove the default namespace that gets applied
to every class in the assembly
2. All interface implementations have to have Implements
interface.member on the end.
3. Type casting is horrid
4. Regions are horrid
5. Where are my imports at the top of the class?
Click to expand...
Found out how to remove all the "hidden" imports / using statements.
Nice feature to allow default imports but they should be listed to
enable easy checking of whats included.
 
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