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| Uniwares |
Posted - Nov 21 2019 : 07:23:24 AM
Chose one, left column or right one?
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| Uniwares |
Posted - Nov 25 2019 : 09:38:40 AM
Yes, same solution. |
| feline |
Posted - Nov 23 2019 : 07:14:45 AM
Odd... is this the same solution you are able to send to me to test some of the other colouring problems we are seeing? If so, I will see if I see the same thing here, and if so, I can hopefully start working out what is going on here. |
| Uniwares |
Posted - Nov 22 2019 : 11:45:54 AM
Sorry, bad expressed: I meant, namespaces that I am "using System..." in the source. At least that seemed like it. |
| feline |
Posted - Nov 22 2019 : 11:41:38 AM
What do you mean by explicitly imports a namespace?
In C#, in the Solution Explorer window, there is the "References" node, and under this I set the namespaces I want the solution to reference. To then make use of one of these namespaces inside a code file I add a "using namespace;" line to the top of the code.
But this does not add these symbols to VA's Find Symbol dialog. So I assume you are doing something different, but what? |
| Uniwares |
Posted - Nov 21 2019 : 3:06:34 PM
Nope, default .net namespace, what i see here are the system namespaces that the project explicitly imports. |
| feline |
Posted - Nov 21 2019 : 2:30:30 PM
Is this your own locally defined "System.IO" namespace? I am not seeing the system namespaces and members in the Find Symbol dialog here. So I want to make sure I go about setting up a sensible test for this. |
