XAML resolve symbol

Jeremy, have you tried recent R# builds? I've supported d:DesignInstance markup recently. Anyeay, it would be terrific to have a sample solution for investigation.

Hi Sergey,

I'm using Build 2010.

The support for d:DesignInstance is brilliant! The really great thing is that I no longer have to do find in text files if I do a rename of the property from the class, and then go back and manually change the names of the property in the XAML, since it finds useage of the class properties in the XAML. All that's missing is a button to automatically generate random design data!

I'll try to knock up a small project that illustrates the problem.

However, there are still two things that are driving me nuts - Alt-PgDown in code behind takes you into the XAML and out of the code behind. Alt-Enter on an unused field name in the XAML removes the entire property and not just the unused field name.

Regards,
Jeremy

It's a  known problem with entire element removal, we will fix it by release.
But I don't understand the thing with Alt+PgDn.

Hi Sergey

If I am in the code behind (pic 1) and press Alt+PgDown- it takes me to (pic 2). It does NOT move through the code in the CS file.

I Alt-Enter, Alt-PgDown to remove the redundant XAML. I keep pressing Alt-PgDown and remain with the XAML.

I switch to the code befind (pic 3) and press Alt-PgDown - it tells me there are No warnings or Suggestions found in this file and will not move to the next redundant code.

Let me know if I can clarify this further.

Regards
Jeremy

Jeremy,

do you have any instant messenger? it would be much more efficient to nail down your problem.
My skype is sergey.coox, GTalk - sergeyQx at gmail

Thanks in advance.

Element removal fixed