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I like to use partial classes to seperate concerns in some cases, where the actual class is growing large.
Each partial class obviously then resides in it's own file (c# files mostly, in my case).
Some tools offer the capability to 'group' these files together. This results in one of the items being the top-level item and the other ones being shown below it - somewhat like a folder. In essence, this is the same behavior that we get with UI designer and code behind files out of the box (e.g., a xaml file and the code behind file).
I believe this is achieved by editing the project file - but I am not 100% sure, as I have not done this manually in eons.
Some competitors offer this feature and it would be a great feature to add to JustCode.
For reference, the best implementation is provided by VSCommands at this point in time, IMHO.
Cheers,
Jan
Each partial class obviously then resides in it's own file (c# files mostly, in my case).
Some tools offer the capability to 'group' these files together. This results in one of the items being the top-level item and the other ones being shown below it - somewhat like a folder. In essence, this is the same behavior that we get with UI designer and code behind files out of the box (e.g., a xaml file and the code behind file).
I believe this is achieved by editing the project file - but I am not 100% sure, as I have not done this manually in eons.
Some competitors offer this feature and it would be a great feature to add to JustCode.
For reference, the best implementation is provided by VSCommands at this point in time, IMHO.
Cheers,
Jan
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Hi Jan,
Zdravko
the Telerik team
Thanks for the suggestion.
I made a PITS item for this feature, where you can track its progress and vote for it.
Thank you and please feel free to share your ideas for new features and improvements.
Zdravko
the Telerik team
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