I'm a Java programmer, and I'm just starting to use Visual Studio to do C # programming. As the eclipse in Java IDE, if I do not know the name of the class in the package, then I can write a dot (.) After the package name, then I will get a list of all the classes in that package. How can I configure Visual Studio to do this like this, say, if I click on a namespace name (for example, using the system) in a file or add a dot after the name space So, all sections of that namespace will be displayed somewhere?
If you want to know, first make sure not to use other things like Ctrl + SPACE IME has gone . Then execute this shortcut for IntelliSense within the editor. Visual Studio will display all the classes from which you can access the context. It can not work like Java, but most people like me do enough research to move it forward.
To better understand every namespace, I use more to kill F1 on the namespace to launch MSDN.
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