Visual Assist.NET Beta out
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From email: Our first public beta of Visual Assist for VS.Net is now available. The software has completed a pre-beta testing cycle with good success. Though excited about its prospects, we fully expect some bugs in the software. Please report what you discover via email to support@wholetomato.com Currently, we have no documentation specific to VA.NET other than the list of bug fixes on our beta page. For the most part, VA.NET acts just like VA for VC 6. You can download the beta from: http://www.wholetomato.com/vanet
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From email: Our first public beta of Visual Assist for VS.Net is now available. The software has completed a pre-beta testing cycle with good success. Though excited about its prospects, we fully expect some bugs in the software. Please report what you discover via email to support@wholetomato.com Currently, we have no documentation specific to VA.NET other than the list of bug fixes on our beta page. For the most part, VA.NET acts just like VA for VC 6. You can download the beta from: http://www.wholetomato.com/vanet
/me downloads... __________________________ do { cout << "I will never use = when I mean == " << endl; } while (i = 1)
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/me downloads... __________________________ do { cout << "I will never use = when I mean == " << endl; } while (i = 1)
Um...I dont see any differences when working in a C# project. :confused: __________________________ do { cout << "I will never use = when I mean == " << endl; } while (i = 1)
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Um...I dont see any differences when working in a C# project. :confused: __________________________ do { cout << "I will never use = when I mean == " << endl; } while (i = 1)
Do they say it supports other languages than C++ now ? Christian After all, there's nothing wrong with an elite as long as I'm allowed to be part of it!! - Mike Burston Oct 23, 2001
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Do they say it supports other languages than C++ now ? Christian After all, there's nothing wrong with an elite as long as I'm allowed to be part of it!! - Mike Burston Oct 23, 2001
I dont think they are saying anything offically about the BETA. I'm probably incorrect to assume that it supports C# but since it is (in my opinion) the biggest part of the .NET platform I just figured it would be supported. Are many C++ programmers using VS.NET for C code? At work we are still using VS6 for MFC (and I dont see a switch in the near future). On a sad note, 2 of our Win2K development computers cannot run VS.NET anymore until they are reformated. The program crashes immediatly when VS.NET is opened. Both the uninstall and repair install doesnt seem to work. Its happened twice on my machine now, the first time I was ready to reformat so it wasnt that big of a problem. Three weeks later I'm still loving my clean install. I've checked several forums and all the resources that I have with no luck. :mad: __________________________ do { cout << "I will never use = when I mean == " << endl; } while (i = 1)
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I dont think they are saying anything offically about the BETA. I'm probably incorrect to assume that it supports C# but since it is (in my opinion) the biggest part of the .NET platform I just figured it would be supported. Are many C++ programmers using VS.NET for C code? At work we are still using VS6 for MFC (and I dont see a switch in the near future). On a sad note, 2 of our Win2K development computers cannot run VS.NET anymore until they are reformated. The program crashes immediatly when VS.NET is opened. Both the uninstall and repair install doesnt seem to work. Its happened twice on my machine now, the first time I was ready to reformat so it wasnt that big of a problem. Three weeks later I'm still loving my clean install. I've checked several forums and all the resources that I have with no luck. :mad: __________________________ do { cout << "I will never use = when I mean == " << endl; } while (i = 1)
One would think the different semantics of C# woul make that a more major job than ingrating with VC.Net ( they don't use the standard method of writing plugins, which is very limited ), and if it does come it will be after they get it working for C++ nicely. I find VA very unreliable nowadays actually, I still use it, but I don't rave about it anymore for all the times it does not work for me. Christian After all, there's nothing wrong with an elite as long as I'm allowed to be part of it!! - Mike Burston Oct 23, 2001
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One would think the different semantics of C# woul make that a more major job than ingrating with VC.Net ( they don't use the standard method of writing plugins, which is very limited ), and if it does come it will be after they get it working for C++ nicely. I find VA very unreliable nowadays actually, I still use it, but I don't rave about it anymore for all the times it does not work for me. Christian After all, there's nothing wrong with an elite as long as I'm allowed to be part of it!! - Mike Burston Oct 23, 2001
I think that it works well in VS6. It seems quite buggy and annoying at time but the intellisense that actually works (why cant MS fix this?) saves hours of time. The intellisense is working for me in my C# code in VS.NET so far. At home I use VS.NET but like I said, I have serious issues with it at work. __________________________ do { cout << "I will never use = when I mean == " << endl; } while (i = 1)
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I think that it works well in VS6. It seems quite buggy and annoying at time but the intellisense that actually works (why cant MS fix this?) saves hours of time. The intellisense is working for me in my C# code in VS.NET so far. At home I use VS.NET but like I said, I have serious issues with it at work. __________________________ do { cout << "I will never use = when I mean == " << endl; } while (i = 1)
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Well I just installed the beta version and I see no difference when using C#. Is there something you did to get it to work? How are your confirming it works? In my c++ code it seems to be working fine. Thanks
No, I think you mis-read the thread. I am saying that I like v4 of Visual Assist. I too have downloaded VA.NET and see no differences in C# code. __________________________ do { cout << "I will never use = when I mean == " << endl; } while (i = 1)
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No, I think you mis-read the thread. I am saying that I like v4 of Visual Assist. I too have downloaded VA.NET and see no differences in C# code. __________________________ do { cout << "I will never use = when I mean == " << endl; } while (i = 1)