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Feb 8th, 2011, 10:34 PM
#11
Re: Help with writting a Function
Try playing with the example.
If you type the function name, using the above example: SayThis
Then hit a space
You'll get the list of enumeration values to choose from. That is intellisense
Similar to this if you typed it in a form: Me.Enabled =
Then after you hit the equal sign, you'd get a drop down of options (similar to an enumeration)
Edited:
FYI: Intellisense is more than that though; it'll finish commands for you, fix some things
Example, type this in VB: Endif
If you then hit enter, VB will fix it for you so it reads: End If
If you didn't want to type out a complete property name, intellisense will help there too.
Example: Type this in VB: Me.Win
You'll get a drop down of options & simply pressing the tab key will finish it so it reads: Me.WindowState
I must admit that I abuse the heck out of intellisense . I never type End If any more; always type endif & enter
Last but not least for .Net users, VS2010 has code snippet intellisense. Now that sounds cool.
Last edited by LaVolpe; Feb 8th, 2011 at 10:51 PM.
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