Re: How do I combine enumerated constants?
- From: Marc Gravell <marc.gravell@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 14 Jul 2008 08:09:46 +0100
You can look at them in the IDE, or at least you can in VS2008 (I don't have 2005 to hand)...
To be honest, the most common one I use is "svm" (static void Main) - while setting up throw-away test projects ;-p
If you do a lot of WF / WPF then the attached/dependency properties ["propa"/"propdp"] might be handy - but in most cases I find it easier to just type ;-p
Back in C# 2, arguably the "prop" snippet was useful, but not so much in C# 3. And I have a bespoke "nonull" - but again, most often I just type the code I want.
Tools => Code Snippets Manager [Ctrl]+K, [Ctrl]+B.
Marc
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