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JetBrains PlatformReSharper 3.0 EAP in Action: Cross-Language Support
ReSharper 3.0’s extensive support of Visual Basic.NET extends all through the program. Its new cross-language functionality allows developers to use smart-navigation, search, refactoring, and other goodies across both the C# and VB.NET languages.
Check out this screencast to see ReSharper’s cross-language functionality in action!
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a says:
June 19, 2007Testing since every time I submit I have an invlaid code and it wipes any comments. if I click new Id it wipes my comment and name etc also.
a says:
June 19, 2007yay! that worked…
What tools are you using for the screencast?
jpennal says:
June 19, 2007Hi a,
The screencast was put together using Camtasia Studio Screen Recorder
Keith Nicholas says:
June 20, 2007Whats the tool you’re using to show the shortcut keys that keeps popping up?
jpennal says:
June 20, 2007Hi Keith, the popup is nothing more than a custom callout. I place them in the screencast when I am editing it together.
Keith Nicholas says:
June 20, 2007wouldn\’t it be cool if resharper had a feature you could turn on that shows that? Super useful for demoing / introducing people to resharper
Note the s, every time I get the code wrong it adds one
jpennal says:
June 20, 2007Hi Keith, I thought the same thing. However, as one of the ReSharper developers pointed out, something like that would show key bindings for ALL of Visual Studio.
He did point me to this, Key Jedi, which pretty much does what you want, just not as nicely as the callouts in my screencast 🙂