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David Rogers
I had intellisense disappear on me today, and I realized that it was because
I had opened (open brace) a block of code (the one I was working on) but I
had not yet closed (close brace) it. The other necessary condition was that
the code block was between the control variable declarations and the
Component Designer generated code region.
Once I close the block of code, I had intellisense again.
I wonder if it would make sense for Microsoft to alter their parsing
algorithms to effectively close out all outstanding code blocks when a
region was encountered. This would allow the code that was being modified to
have problems, without affecting the components region following.
David
I had opened (open brace) a block of code (the one I was working on) but I
had not yet closed (close brace) it. The other necessary condition was that
the code block was between the control variable declarations and the
Component Designer generated code region.
Once I close the block of code, I had intellisense again.
I wonder if it would make sense for Microsoft to alter their parsing
algorithms to effectively close out all outstanding code blocks when a
region was encountered. This would allow the code that was being modified to
have problems, without affecting the components region following.
David