How bad...
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... would it be for orthodox programmers' mental health if VS automatically added semicolons and bracers where needed while coding in C#? Would it surely destroy the 'essence' of programming? Because it'd make me quite happy :^)
Kazz
"Users are there to click on things, not think. Let the archs do the damn thinking."
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... would it be for orthodox programmers' mental health if VS automatically added semicolons and bracers where needed while coding in C#? Would it surely destroy the 'essence' of programming? Because it'd make me quite happy :^)
Kazz
"Users are there to click on things, not think. Let the archs do the damn thinking."
Suck it up. You've got punctuation fatigue.
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... would it be for orthodox programmers' mental health if VS automatically added semicolons and bracers where needed while coding in C#? Would it surely destroy the 'essence' of programming? Because it'd make me quite happy :^)
Kazz
"Users are there to click on things, not think. Let the archs do the damn thinking."
That would totally suck. It would constantly add them where you don't want them. How can it tell where you want braces ? Semicolons would also not be fool proof.
Christian Graus Please read this if you don't understand the answer I've given you "also I don't think "TranslateOneToTwoBillion OneHundredAndFortySevenMillion FourHundredAndEightyThreeThousand SixHundredAndFortySeven()" is a very good choice for a function name" - SpacixOne ( offering help to someone who really needed it ) ( spaces added for the benefit of people running at < 1280x1024 )
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... would it be for orthodox programmers' mental health if VS automatically added semicolons and bracers where needed while coding in C#? Would it surely destroy the 'essence' of programming? Because it'd make me quite happy :^)
Kazz
"Users are there to click on things, not think. Let the archs do the damn thinking."
If it was possible to do what you wanted correctly there would be no need for the punctuation in the first place. The fact taht it can't be guessed with 100% accuracy is why you have to insert them manually.
You know, every time I tried to win a bar-bet about being able to count to 1000 using my fingers I always got punched out when I reached 4.... -- El Corazon
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... would it be for orthodox programmers' mental health if VS automatically added semicolons and bracers where needed while coding in C#? Would it surely destroy the 'essence' of programming? Because it'd make me quite happy :^)
Kazz
"Users are there to click on things, not think. Let the archs do the damn thinking."
They've got auto parenthesis in Netbeans(Java) and it sucks pretty terribly.
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... would it be for orthodox programmers' mental health if VS automatically added semicolons and bracers where needed while coding in C#? Would it surely destroy the 'essence' of programming? Because it'd make me quite happy :^)
Kazz
"Users are there to click on things, not think. Let the archs do the damn thinking."
Standard functionality in a programmer's editor. I'm still hauling CodeWright around, but Visual Slick Edit and others also offer this and more. Writing code in an IDE isn't that far removed from using Notepad. :)
Christopher Duncan Author of The Career Programmer and Unite the Tribes www.PracticalUSA.com
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... would it be for orthodox programmers' mental health if VS automatically added semicolons and bracers where needed while coding in C#? Would it surely destroy the 'essence' of programming? Because it'd make me quite happy :^)
Kazz
"Users are there to click on things, not think. Let the archs do the damn thinking."
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... would it be for orthodox programmers' mental health if VS automatically added semicolons and bracers where needed while coding in C#? Would it surely destroy the 'essence' of programming? Because it'd make me quite happy :^)
Kazz
"Users are there to click on things, not think. Let the archs do the damn thinking."
ReSharper, and other aids do stuff like that. Wonderful. :rose:
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... would it be for orthodox programmers' mental health if VS automatically added semicolons and bracers where needed while coding in C#? Would it surely destroy the 'essence' of programming? Because it'd make me quite happy :^)
Kazz
"Users are there to click on things, not think. Let the archs do the damn thinking."
The ReSharper add-in has an option for this. I really didn't like it and ended up turning it off. My fingers type the semicolon without using the brain. :-)
Life, family, faith: Give me a visit. From my latest post: "And you think, 'To keep my anti-Judaic theology alive I must reinterpret this verse too as being a blessing for Christians and not for Jews. I know it strains all manner of principles of interpretation. I don’t read the newspaper this sloppily, but, man, I have a theology to defend.'" Judah Himango
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Write your code in Visual Basic, that way you don't have to worry about the unnecessary punctuation :)
David Lockwood wrote:
Write your code in Visual Basic, that way you don't have to worry about the unnecessary punctuation
That's what I was going to say! Marc
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David Lockwood wrote:
Write your code in Visual Basic, that way you don't have to worry about the unnecessary punctuation
That's what I was going to say! Marc
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... would it be for orthodox programmers' mental health if VS automatically added semicolons and bracers where needed while coding in C#? Would it surely destroy the 'essence' of programming? Because it'd make me quite happy :^)
Kazz
"Users are there to click on things, not think. Let the archs do the damn thinking."
WholeTomato VisualAssist handles adding braces quite well, even though it CAN be distracting sometimes. As for semicolons, I don't know if I want them.
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... would it be for orthodox programmers' mental health if VS automatically added semicolons and bracers where needed while coding in C#? Would it surely destroy the 'essence' of programming? Because it'd make me quite happy :^)
Kazz
"Users are there to click on things, not think. Let the archs do the damn thinking."
I would like to see it autoname my variables...I sure they can figure out what I want the variable for :laugh:
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... would it be for orthodox programmers' mental health if VS automatically added semicolons and bracers where needed while coding in C#? Would it surely destroy the 'essence' of programming? Because it'd make me quite happy :^)
Kazz
"Users are there to click on things, not think. Let the archs do the damn thinking."
it's so 3rd millenium, ppff.... I'd like VS to write the code for me from a few fuzzy directives!
A train station is where the train stops. A bus station is where the bus stops. On my desk, I have a work station.... _________________________________________________________ My programs never have bugs, they just develop random features.
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... would it be for orthodox programmers' mental health if VS automatically added semicolons and bracers where needed while coding in C#? Would it surely destroy the 'essence' of programming? Because it'd make me quite happy :^)
Kazz
"Users are there to click on things, not think. Let the archs do the damn thinking."
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... would it be for orthodox programmers' mental health if VS automatically added semicolons and bracers where needed while coding in C#? Would it surely destroy the 'essence' of programming? Because it'd make me quite happy :^)
Kazz
"Users are there to click on things, not think. Let the archs do the damn thinking."
TextMate and most text-editors I've used do matching parentheses and tags and does it reasonably well. It doesn't do semi-colons though, I doubt it would know when you are finished a line of code accurately enough to be useful.
regards, Paul Watson Ireland & South Africa
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... would it be for orthodox programmers' mental health if VS automatically added semicolons and bracers where needed while coding in C#? Would it surely destroy the 'essence' of programming? Because it'd make me quite happy :^)
Kazz
"Users are there to click on things, not think. Let the archs do the damn thinking."
Hi, you're talking about syntax here. so i guess switching to another language like Basic could be a solution. :-) To me a good designer should write code for the you, design everything in designtime and only add minimal code for specific functions. Greetz Kurt
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... would it be for orthodox programmers' mental health if VS automatically added semicolons and bracers where needed while coding in C#? Would it surely destroy the 'essence' of programming? Because it'd make me quite happy :^)
Kazz
"Users are there to click on things, not think. Let the archs do the damn thinking."
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That would totally suck. It would constantly add them where you don't want them. How can it tell where you want braces ? Semicolons would also not be fool proof.
Christian Graus Please read this if you don't understand the answer I've given you "also I don't think "TranslateOneToTwoBillion OneHundredAndFortySevenMillion FourHundredAndEightyThreeThousand SixHundredAndFortySeven()" is a very good choice for a function name" - SpacixOne ( offering help to someone who really needed it ) ( spaces added for the benefit of people running at < 1280x1024 )
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The ReSharper add-in has an option for this. I really didn't like it and ended up turning it off. My fingers type the semicolon without using the brain. :-)
Life, family, faith: Give me a visit. From my latest post: "And you think, 'To keep my anti-Judaic theology alive I must reinterpret this verse too as being a blessing for Christians and not for Jews. I know it strains all manner of principles of interpretation. I don’t read the newspaper this sloppily, but, man, I have a theology to defend.'" Judah Himango
Yeah, once you try Resharper, just semicolons and parentheses become very small part in editor features :). But yeah, it takes time to get used to, and to stop getting used to as well! For me, it was really painful at beginning. I ended up adding duplicate semicolons and having to delete them instead of just writing one! After a while, it became just the nature of things. I learned what to expect and then stopped thinking about it while typing. The funny thing is that when I sat on VS without Resharper later, it was really painful to miss all the functionality there. This is the problem with non standard tools!