by Bill Henning (Actipro)
March 11, 2008 at 09:56
The latest build for SyntaxEditor's .NET Languages Add-on now includes complete generic type IntelliPrompt functionality.
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A parameter info tip displayed for a generic type... notice how it has resolved the return type to String
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This has been a highly requested feature by customers. Now you can fully utilize the power of generic types such as generic collections, etc. with the .NET Languages add-on.
For instance, in the screenshot above, after you would complete the indexer reference and press ".", the member list that would display would be for type String. Type String was declared as the "U" generic parameter in MyCollection, which was passed down to the base Collection generic type. Therefore the String type was used to construct Collection. With the most recent build, SyntaxEditor's .NET Languages Add-on can recognize that and provide proper IntelliPrompt related to it.
Enjoy the new features!