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RE: [TSVN] Re: filename completion not working in nightly?

From: Peter Mounce <petermounce_at_iml.co.uk>
Date: 2005-02-16 16:57:25 CET

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Roel Harbers [mailto:roel@roelharbers.nl]
> I suspect people using tsvn for website development or
> documentation are more interested in filenames that content.

I do both. It seems like it would be most useful to offer both the filename
and the classname - after all, best practise dictates that developers put no
more than one class in a file, and name the file identically to the class.

What I think I would want to have happen, ideally is something like...

I have a class, FooBar. It lives in FooBar.cs. It has members (I almost
said methods and properties; wouldn't it be nice to have a little icon next
to each of the members, denoting what it is... <slap>) Aaa, Bbb, Ccc and
Ddd.

I start to type Foo in the textbox.

Up pops an autocompletion list -
first in it is the filename, FooBar.cs; (a little icon to show it's a file?)
then, the class name, FooBar; (a little icon to show it's a class?)
then, each of the four methods. (little icons to denote class members?)

As I type, I get to FooBar and hit . [1] The class name disappears from the
list. I type A - everything but FooBar.Aaa disappears. etc.

[1] - should it be . ? Should it be whatever the delimiter is for the
language contained in the file? Some are more than one character...

 
 
Peter Mounce
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