G
Garrett
Hi all,
I come for a C# background and am trying to learn VB.Net. Normally,
in VS.Net when I mouse over an object, the pop-up shows the
Assembly.Class.Method (or other member) so that you can tell exactly
where an object originates. It doesn't seem to do this in VB.Net for
instance: mousing over the class Convert when using the
Convert.ToInt32 just pops-up "Class Convert" rather than "Class
System.Convert". I am sure it's just a simple setting but I can't
seem to find it...any help?
Thanks
I come for a C# background and am trying to learn VB.Net. Normally,
in VS.Net when I mouse over an object, the pop-up shows the
Assembly.Class.Method (or other member) so that you can tell exactly
where an object originates. It doesn't seem to do this in VB.Net for
instance: mousing over the class Convert when using the
Convert.ToInt32 just pops-up "Class Convert" rather than "Class
System.Convert". I am sure it's just a simple setting but I can't
seem to find it...any help?
Thanks