I need help figuring out what's happening with my Text Editor in Visual Studio IDE 2022. When I type in the editor some actions with # directive, e.g. in a div or input, the intellisense shows suggestions, which is fine, but then the suggestions do not go away after selection. The only solution I have is to restart the IDE but the issues comes up again. Please see the attached image. Any ideas on how to solve this?
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I want to know how to turn OFF the occurrence highlighting with a mouse click on Visual Studio 2019. It happens as soon as I click on any word/symbol and it is honestly getting on my nerves. The only thread of this case here on StackOverFlow was unanswered. Visual Studio 2019 how to disable occurrence highlighting?
Can anyone please help me get rid of this issue? It was working just fine before and I don't know what key binding I accidentally clicked/touched. I would be thankful.
Thank you very much.
Tools 🡆 Options 🡆 Text Editor 🡆 C# 🡆 Advanced 🡆 Highlighting
I have a functions app project called Gorge.FunctionApp with the file path D:\Kernelgen\Platform\Gorge\gorge-products-catalog\Gorge.FunctionApp. However, when I try to add a new function, the dialog box just does not show up. When hit Ctrl+Shift+A to add a new file, I get the error as shown in the picture below.
Below is the folder path which is less than 100 characters
I'd appreciate any kind of insight on this issue.
Seems like some installation issue to me as i tried in Visual studio 2019 Preview edition and it worked for me.
I would suggest you to repair your VS 2019 and try it again.
Also if you still see this an issue , feel free to report it to VS team by clicking on following link in visual studio.
Hope it helps.
I am from Visual Studio land mostly working with C# applications. Recently switched to VSCode and it has been a . good experience so far. However, I miss a particular feature from that Visual studio has but I don't VsCode does have or at least I do not know how to.
With Visual Studio, I could move control from where it currently is to any previous position by physically clicking it and dragging it to a previous position. However, I do not seem to have that option with Visual Studio Code. Is there any way for me to enable that feature in VS Code for C#?
I believe still an open issue.
https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode-cpptools/issues/1025
I'm using Visual Studio 2015 and the same problem is also occurring with Visual Studio 2010. Basically, when I press F5, Visual studio attempts to run and debug the project, it then plays the "Exclamation" sound like one from a message box; and then it stops debugging the project. Nothing is said in my output window, it's as if nothing happened. I've looked everywhere on the internet but I haven't found anything!
Any help would be appreciated, thanks!
It sounds like you might have a corrupt install. I would suggest trying to repair the installation.
I use visual studio 2012 update 1. When I compiled my code I have an error and on this error IntelliSense doesn't work any way. I used CTRL+SPACE but nothing shown. I thought I should use it from menu but either nothing shown again.
What's a problem? Is it about visual studio? How can I fix it?
Tools -> Options-> Text Editor-> C# or All Languages -> General and then check/enable Auto List Members and Parameter Information
If that isn't work Delete the files under the this folder:
%AppData%\Roaming\Microsoft\VisualStudio\11.0\ReflectedSchemas
If that isn't work also, I thins you have no chioce. Start to think reset your settings following first TOOLS -> Settings -> Import and Export Settings for saving old settings.
Check out also;
Intellisense and code suggestion not working in Visual Studio 2012 Ultimate RC
This is what fixed it for me:
Tools->Import and Export settings->Reset all settings.
You could try to reset your IDE Settings.
I can confirm that it seems not be a bug in Visual Studio 2012. Mine works as expected.