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dilyanrusev
Starting Member
Bulgaria
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 Posted - Jun 10 2016 : 04:47:43 AM
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Hello,
I'm evaluating Visual Assist. I have to use both C++ and .NET. So far, I've been mostly happy with the experience, but there is one big thing that's missing: support for .NET Core (https://dotnet.github.io/).
Right now, you do not parse the project, only the current file. Therefore, navigation, refactoring, finding usages, etc work only in the currently opened file.
Do you plan on supporting it? Do you wait for the official release? If you do plan to support it, when would you include support for .NET Core?
Thanks,
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feline
Whole Tomato Software
United Kingdom
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Posted - Jun 14 2016 : 11:13:41 PM
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I have just been looking at this, and I can see why VA is having problems, I cannot actually find a project file. There is a .xproj file in the project directory, but this file does not list any of the files that the project contains. For now, all I can suggest is that you try to avoid to many folders, to keep your files grouped together in one directory, and turn On both:
VA Options -> Projects and Files -> Upon opening a file, parse all other unparsed files in the same directory:
if Solution is not empty
which should help VA to pick up more of your files, and thus help somewhat.
I have opened a feature request for support of .NET Core projects, to see what our developers make of it:
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Support for .NET Core
