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Creating and Using Code Snippets in Visual Studio 2005 : Scott Mitchell
Monday, November 03 2008
f you create your web applications using Visual Basic, you're likely aware that Visual Studio .NET 2002/2003 provides some nice auto-complete features that were sorely missing from the C# side. For example, when creating a class in Visual Studio .NET 2002/2003 using Visual Basic, by merely typing in Public Property propertyName As Type and hitting Enter, Visual Studio automatically expands the code to include both the Get and Set accessors. While not as profound a time-saver as IntelliSense, Visual Basic's auto-complete support definitely speeds things up. The good news is that Visual Studio 2005 provides a remedy for its predecessors' lack of C# auto-complete support. In VS 2005, not only can you utilize auto-complete in C#, you can also customize the auto-complete logic, building your own auto-completion shortcuts. These shortcuts are called code snippets, and are defined via XML files that you can create on your own, share with your colleagues, and import others' snippets from the web. On top of that, Visual Studio 2005's code snippets can include portions whose values depend on the context with which the snippet is entered, or be marked as to be completed by the developer using the code snippet. In this article we will look at the code snippet feature in Visual Studio 2005. By the end of this article we'll see how to use code snippets, how to import others' snippets, and how to create our own. Read on to learn more!Global.asax? Use HttpModules Instead! : Karl Seguin
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