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OK, when declaring a variable in C#, I can hit CTRL + SPACEBAR and up pops a
list of all the types I can use. This is good. I can also use this with
attributes - I hit CTRL + SPACEBAR after I enter the [ and up pops the list
again. Nice.
Problem? CTRL + SPACEBAR will not work (pop up the list) when I am
designing methods in my class and want to use the intellisense for my
parameters the method will accept. So the incomplete method code sample
below:
Public void ThisIsMyMethod(
....after entering the ( and hitting CTRL + SPACEBAR, no list pups up with
those handy list of types I can use. Why?
list of all the types I can use. This is good. I can also use this with
attributes - I hit CTRL + SPACEBAR after I enter the [ and up pops the list
again. Nice.
Problem? CTRL + SPACEBAR will not work (pop up the list) when I am
designing methods in my class and want to use the intellisense for my
parameters the method will accept. So the incomplete method code sample
below:
Public void ThisIsMyMethod(
....after entering the ( and hitting CTRL + SPACEBAR, no list pups up with
those handy list of types I can use. Why?