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A blog by John Sheehan
Automatic properties are nice, but sometimes you just want a good ol’ regular property with a backing field. Visual C# 2005 had the ‘prop’ code snippet which generated this:
Visual C# 2008 now generates the following when using the ‘prop%2 ... Continue reading »
Visual C# 2008 now generates the following when using the ‘prop%2 ... Continue reading »
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For your information I submitted this bug on Connect some time ago:
http://weblogs.asp.net/lduveau/archive/2008/03/...
1 year ago
And I ask you a hint if you can:
I dont' know if it's a problem in my installation of Visual Studio But today I used for the first time a snippet and When I pressed tab instead of going from the first placeholder to the second it simply inserted a tab in the placeholder variabile
such it happened in Visual Basic 2005.
Have you ever had such behaviour? Could it be generated from some crazy default setting?
Sabrina
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[DefaultValue(false)]
public bool SomeProperty
{
get;
set;
}
4 months ago
I find the new way is breaking my code routine, because it's hard to make a property that's readonly.
2 weeks ago