Quote Originally Posted by PlausiblyDamp View Post
The biggest problem with an IDE setting is what happens if you open a project from someone who has their IDE set up differently to yours? Would the code still compile if your IDE was set to not use the += syntax and their code was written that way? If that would be a compile failure then you have instantly caused fragmentation amongst the users, if it would compile then why bother with an IDE setting anyway? Just a thought, probably something Wayne would be best to answer is if tB supports .editorconfig files as a way of managing this kind of thing.
no, the idea is that C and VB have both the same operations, but they are called differently.

so, a code:

>>=

Right shift assignment

so when in C-mode we have:

a >>= 2

when u switch to VB mode it will change to

a = RightShift(2)
or
RightShift a , 2
or
a RightShift 2