try using Web access to ReSharper forums on www.intellij.net. It seems that many newsreaders are unable to find attachments in recent posts to ReSharper newsgroups, may be there is a problem with tracker software?
I'm using Omea and don't see it. My colleague uses Outlook Express as a newsgroup
reader and also doesn't see it. The problem seems to be in synchronization of contents of Web Forums and newsgroups - some attachments get lost. We've informed our administrators, they're investigating the issue.
As far as I understand, it's property implementing interface implicitly, and is not defined virtual in C# code. Then it will have exactly this combination of attributes in metadata.
Looks like you've missing the screnshot :)
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no, it is there, cant you see png files?
I can't :(
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Hello Eugene,
try using Web access to ReSharper forums on www.intellij.net. It seems that
many newsreaders are unable to find attachments in
recent posts to ReSharper newsgroups, may be there is a problem with tracker
software?
Regards,
Dmitry Shaporenkov
JetBrains, Inc
http://www.jetbrains.com
"Develop with pleasure!"
added same as gif file
i use web access, and i can see the added file, it is an attachment, not included in the message
Strange, I see it using web access but not in Omea 2.0 RC7.
Post a bug ;)
Hello Ariel,
I'm using Omea and don't see it. My colleague uses Outlook Express as a newsgroup
reader and also doesn't see it. The problem seems to be in synchronization
of contents
of Web Forums and newsgroups - some attachments get lost. We've informed
our administrators,
they're investigating the issue.
Regards,
Dmitry Shaporenkov
JetBrains, Inc
http://www.jetbrains.com
"Develop with pleasure!"
Hello Carsten,
As far as I understand, it's property implementing interface implicitly,
and is not defined virtual in C# code. Then it will have exactly this combination
of attributes in metadata.
Sincerely,
Ilya Ryzhenkov
I don't see it either, for what it's worth. No attachment or anything.
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th corresponding code is very simple.
a propetry like this
public string Foo
{
get { ... }
set { ... }
}
new implementet in an other class
public new string Foo
{
get { base.Foo }
set { ... }
}
resharper shows the help for base.Foo and says that it is a public virtual sealed property
its a r# bug, but get it a second time