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More than one year ago, I added the XAML language binding to SharpDevelop 3.0, showing tooltips in .xaml files and enabling refactoring. (" XAML and WPF support in SharpDevelop 3.0 ") Now I finally added the missing part: code completion. You...
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In case anyone gets a wrong idea, take a close look at the title bar - it has the word "experimental" in it: The reverse integration of the WPF branch is the first step in the direction of "more WPF" in SharpDevelop 4.0 (this screenshot...
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First and foremost, we hope that you will not see the "unhandled exception" dialog box of SharpDevelop often. Nevertheless I would like to shed light on some improvements in that area. In spite of all error reporting features of an application...
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Our Wiki has a guideline on joining the team which outlines the process of submitting code to the project. As part of this year's #develop developer days (#d^3) we decided on a change to the guideline: It is now possible to contribute "any-size"...
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It is always good to see that someone else finds the code that you have written useful enough to be reused in another application. Here we take a look at where SharpDevelop's XML Editor has been reused. The XML Editor was originally added to SharpDevelop...
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In the upcoming SharpDevelop 3 there's a new refactoring included: Extract method. With it you can easily split a method into two independent methods. If you want to use it you first have to select the piece of code you want to extract: Then just...
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One of the areas the SharpDevelop debugger has been weak in is dealing with unhandled exceptions. Ths has been improved in SharpDevelop 3 in two areas. These are the Local Variable pad, and the form that displays unhandled exceptions thrown from a debugged...
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These are a few small features the should help with common workflow senarios. The idea of an IDE is that one should not have to directly invoke the compilers or operating system services like a file manager. However, sometimes you just need to browse...
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One of the smaller new "features" of SharpDevelop 3 is improved readonly project and solution support. However small this feature is, it's quite useful. Why readonly project support? The first question is why? Many developers might be asking...
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This addin integrates Microsoft StyleCop into SharpDevelop. StyleCop only supports C#, and this addin has been tested against StyleCop 4.3 , earlier versions won't work. Features Line highlighting of the warnings found Change StyleCop settings on...
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SharpDevelop Reports is currently only available from our build server , it isn't yet reverse integrated with SharpDevelop 3.0. This post reports on its status as of version 3.0.0.390. Working Features: The Report Designer is a real Windows Forms...
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Basically the UI of the hex editor is divided into two views. On the left side you can edit/input the parts of the bytes as hexadecimal figures. On the right side you can edit/input the data as ASCII characters: On the left-most side and on the top you...
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Support for IronPython 2.0 Beta 4 is now available with SharpDevelop 3. Missing Features Some of the features have been disabled compared to the IronPython integration in SharpDevelop 2 . Forms designer C# and VB.NET code conversion to Python Both of...
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SharpDevelop 3 supports attaching the debugger to a running process. From the Debug menu select Attach to Process . The Attach to Process dialog will show the managed processes by default. Select the process and then either double click or click the Attach...
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Because the question keeps coming up repeatedly in the forum, I want to repeat the most important pieces of advice from the last thread in this blog post. Firstly and most importantly: If you use SharpDevelop 2.x, you must use TortoiseSVN 1.4.x. If you...
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