cjard
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Hello All
I get the feeling this may be similar to the "VB.NET code formatting has a mind of its own" problem I posted recently.
In C# if I suddenly decide I dont like the name of something - variable/enum/class/property etc then I jsut edit it to a new thing. A small widget appears at the end of the word and if I point to it, i get a menu saying "Rename OldName to NewName"
Choosing it causes the source code to change within scope, updating references to the object.
When I do this in VB, however, the widget appears for 1 second at the most, making it very, very hard to use. Does anyone else experience this? How does your IDE behave?
I get the feeling this may be similar to the "VB.NET code formatting has a mind of its own" problem I posted recently.
In C# if I suddenly decide I dont like the name of something - variable/enum/class/property etc then I jsut edit it to a new thing. A small widget appears at the end of the word and if I point to it, i get a menu saying "Rename OldName to NewName"
Choosing it causes the source code to change within scope, updating references to the object.
When I do this in VB, however, the widget appears for 1 second at the most, making it very, very hard to use. Does anyone else experience this? How does your IDE behave?