IntelliSense problem in 209

Hello Pitter,

If you want the completion to suggest short keywords open the ReSharper/Options/Code
Completion page and set the Include keywords longer than 3 characters to
1. That will make ReSharper suggest all keywords.

I have problem with IntelliSense in Build 209. I am using 'Auto-popup
after a character is typed' option and for example when I'm typing
"stri" instead of expected "string" I have a longer ones first on the
list or if I'm typing "fore" instead of "foreach" firs on the list I
have "ForeignKeyConstraint".

Second annoying thing is that there is no special words like "if',
"int", "for".

I'm typing "if" pressing space and it's shows "IFormattable" and I
just want "if"!

Please tell mi if there is something wrong with my settings or it's
resharper bug?

Pitter

Thanks,
Andrey Simanovsky

It's a known problem and is fixed in the build #210.

Valentin Kipiatkov
Chief Scientist, Vice President of Product Development
JetBrains, Inc
http://www.jetbrains.com
"Develop with pleasure!"

I have problem with IntelliSense in Build 209. I am using 'Auto-popup
after a character is typed' option and for example when I'm typing
"stri" instead of expected "string" I have a longer ones first on the
list or if I'm typing "fore" instead of "foreach" firs on the list I
have "ForeignKeyConstraint".

Second annoying thing is that there is no special words like "if',
"int", "for".

I'm typing "if" pressing space and it's shows "IFormattable" and I
just want "if"!

Please tell mi if there is something wrong with my settings or it's
resharper bug?

Pitter

It would be also very useful if after typing "override" R# would suggest
list of members that can be overridden.



One more thing with R# intellisens is that it does not work with class
diagrams. The intellisens does not work when you specify types of members in
class detail window.

+1

"Piotr Zbyszyñski" <styko@atos.wmid.amu.edu.pl> wrote in message
news:dlf1i4$5v8$1@is.intellij.net...

It would be also very useful if after typing "override" R# would suggest
list of members that can be overridden.

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One more thing with R# intellisens is that it does not work with class
diagrams. The intellisens does not work when you specify types of members
in class detail window.

>

Could you please post this suggestion into the tracker? It's a good one and
maybe we will implement it for ReSharper 2.x.

Valentin Kipiatkov
Chief Scientist, Vice President of Product Development
JetBrains, Inc
http://www.jetbrains.com
"Develop with pleasure!"

It would be also very useful if after typing "override" R# would
suggest list of members that can be overridden.

One more thing with R# intellisens is that it does not work with class
diagrams. The intellisens does not work when you specify types of
members in class detail window.

Could you please post this suggestion into the tracker? It's a good one
and maybe we will implement it for ReSharper 2.x.

done