Re: how to fix intellisense?
From: harry_bosch (harry_at_bosch.org)
Date: 02/10/04
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Date: Tue, 10 Feb 2004 11:26:13 -0800
"Francisco" <nomail@baseball.net> wrote:
> This is the first time I have problems with intellisense, but It never
> ocurred to me
> how dependent are we on this, until now. I agree with you some thing
> has to be
> done to make it easier.
We used to program without it in the "old days", didn't we? :-) Well, I
have always been in favor of having more intelligent tools, using the
computer to enhance my own devlopment process. The more my development
system knows about the code I am writing (and the system with which it must
interact), the more produtive I can be. Intellisense makes a lot of
"sense" (when it's working :-), and I like it. I like a lot of the features
of Visual Studio because MS is really starting to go beyond the view of a
software system as simply a bunch of text files. It's been a slow
evolution, but we are making steady progress! Now, my big question is: how
can these advances in development tools be used to create less buggy code,
such as we see too often in our industry? Are we not using our tools
properly, or do we need to start looking further and deeper into the
development process in order to improve matters? </soapbox> :-)
> Where do I find the .ncb file you mention
VS.NET creates one for each of your solutions, so look in your project
directory. It'll be there along with your other project files. Close your
project, or exit Visual Studio, delete the sucker, then open things up
again.
-- harry
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