Partials and VSnet

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Hi,

Since we will be getting PARTIAL file types, how will the IDE file listing
and class listing highlight this?

Would we have to do workarounds in the filenames to indicate partials
obviously or will the IDE have some kind of visual cue?


Thanks
 
The IDE never really had an indication. You have two views. The first
is the project view, which displays the files in the project. Now it just
so happens that people use this as a class viewer, because the names of the
files were the same as the names of the classes contained within them.
However, if you want to get a look at a true representation of the classes
in the project, then you have to look at the class view, which will continue
to work the same way.

Hope this helps.

i
 
Yes but this is NEW right? So the fileview should indicate with some cue
that its a partial class? Like we have the links arrow, why not a partial
file indicator?

You know most people will call theyre files SomeTypePartialA.cs and
SomeTypePartialB.cs or some variation like that.
 
I don't believe so. What do you mean by the links arrow? Can you show
a screen shot? I confess, I don't know exactly what you are referrring to
when you say that.
 
A link is displayed when you "LINK" to a file and not "INCLUDE" a .cs file
in a project.

You can see this if you go to "Add existing item.." then where it says
"OPEN" there is a down arrow and there you have "LINK TO". That gives the
arrow.

I was wondering if we had a similar feature for PARTIAL file types.




Nicholas Paldino said:
I don't believe so. What do you mean by the links arrow? Can you show
a screen shot? I confess, I don't know exactly what you are referrring to
when you say that.


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- Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]
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Yes but this is NEW right? So the fileview should indicate with some cue
that its a partial class? Like we have the links arrow, why not a partial
file indicator?

You know most people will call theyre files SomeTypePartialA.cs and
SomeTypePartialB.cs or some variation like that.



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I do not believe there will be, as the types in a file is not related to
the file (except that it is contained in the file). The project explorer
will not have something like this (nor should it, as it is not supposed to
display types in your project, but the files that compose your project).


--
- Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]
- (e-mail address removed)

A link is displayed when you "LINK" to a file and not "INCLUDE" a .cs file
in a project.

You can see this if you go to "Add existing item.." then where it says
"OPEN" there is a down arrow and there you have "LINK TO". That gives the
arrow.

I was wondering if we had a similar feature for PARTIAL file types.




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I don't believe so. What do you mean by the links arrow? Can you show
a screen shot? I confess, I don't know exactly what you are referrring to
when you say that.


--
- Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]
- (e-mail address removed)

Yes but this is NEW right? So the fileview should indicate with some cue
that its a partial class? Like we have the links arrow, why not a partial
file indicator?

You know most people will call theyre files SomeTypePartialA.cs and
SomeTypePartialB.cs or some variation like that.



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first
is the project view, which displays the files in the project. Now
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it
just
so happens that people use this as a class viewer, because the names of
the
files were the same as the names of the classes contained within them.
However, if you want to get a look at a true representation of the classes
in the project, then you have to look at the class view, which will
continue
to work the same way.

Hope this helps.

i
Hi,

Since we will be getting PARTIAL file types, how will the IDE file
listing
and class listing highlight this?

Would we have to do workarounds in the filenames to indicate partials
obviously or will the IDE have some kind of visual cue?


Thanks
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