When I code in C#, lets say I'm doing something simple:
string bob = "asdf"
bo
Right at that point when I'm typing "bo" then an intellisense window will pop down and suggest "bob" It's sweet. Unfortunately, in VB.NET, this won't happen.
dim bob as string = "asdf"
bo
It sits there.... does nothing. If I press "CTRL-SPACE" and then start typing bob THEN it will work. Since I don't feel like developing arthritis anytime soon I was wondering if there was a way to make VB.NET work just like C# in this way so I dont have to keep pressing CTRL-SPACE.
Thanks,
Robert
string bob = "asdf"
bo
Right at that point when I'm typing "bo" then an intellisense window will pop down and suggest "bob" It's sweet. Unfortunately, in VB.NET, this won't happen.
dim bob as string = "asdf"
bo
It sits there.... does nothing. If I press "CTRL-SPACE" and then start typing bob THEN it will work. Since I don't feel like developing arthritis anytime soon I was wondering if there was a way to make VB.NET work just like C# in this way so I dont have to keep pressing CTRL-SPACE.
Thanks,
Robert
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Mostafa Anoosheh
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answered on 20 Jun 2007, 08:28 AM