I used to do a lot of programs in Java, recently I started working with C #. I think most of the advantages of C # (Comparison of Java) VS Are contaminated by
Now what really makes me mad is Intelligence; It provides only the list of classes which are already in "use" I want to see the suggestions of all classes from all the libraries. Then, when I finally remember the name of the class, I want to use it and want to type it manually, I have to confirm "experiment" (by clicking the pop-up (!)) It took some time and bothered me. It is most important that I am choosing between methods or classes, and I am filling up the parameters of methods. I need to see the documents of those sections, methods etc. VS only shows a small device tip in which there is only summary which is not completely unsatisfactory. There are no return types (!) And the parameters of the methods included.
Resharper does not solve any of these. Its suggestions are even more worthless (it suggests actions that I do not want to). At the same time, not only when I am on the line in the work, I have to show only the face of the rationers.
Can anyone recommend a solution? Maybe some addon, how to change it in settings or alike? Other productivity features or "generally" shortcuts can be set, just like Java can be done.
Edit: If I type after some method ("after")> Ctrl + Space or Ctrl + Space + Shift (Reshaper?)
I should do this by inventing the list of methods (ideally with parameter type and return type) such as I can use an arrow, but docked in a complete document (another popup) In the window ...) that would look like this:
A cool move I learned recently It can help you Ctrl + Instead of clicking on a popup to add a statement that uses the Ctrl +, to bring the popup along with the "Ad Viewing Statement" item already selected. . Then enter what you have to do and VS Will add the statement used for you.
In addition, Intellisense