Intelliprompt bugs

A new problem of IntelliPrompt:
class Foo
{
public int PublicValue;
protected int ProtectedValue;
}

class Test
{
Foo f1;
void Do()
{
Foo f;
f.PublicValue;
f1.ProtectedValue;
}
}

Intellipropmt for "f" variable works correctly showing only public members.
But in case when access the member "f1", it shows protected members as well, which is incorrect.
Alex

Hi Alex,

Thanks for reporting these items.

For the indexers, yes that is a bug we still have on our TODO list.

There should be some support for generics, like parsing, some base IntelliPrompt, etc. What is it that you are not seeing that you would like? I know one generics request for IntelliPrompt tips is to show things like List<bool> instead of List<T>.

For the protected bug, I'll add that to the TODO list.

Hi,
I would like again to stress my satisfaction with your new version. It made my product very slick and easy to use. I am still learning it as I trying to implement new features into my editor.
Here is the snippet to show problem with generics
class Foo
{
public int Value;
}
class Generic<T>
{
public T InnerClass;
}
class Foo1:Generic<Foo>
{
void Do()
{
this.
}
}
class Foo2
{
void Do()
{
Foo1 foo1 = new Foo1();
foo1.
}
}

You can see that IntelliPrompt doesn't show the InnerClass member neither in Foo1 nor in Foo2 classes.

Thanks a lot

I see... thanks for the repro steps. It seems that Generic<Foo> is not being resolved to a Type. I'll add it to the TODO list.

Hi,
Could you give me rough time estimates when( and if) these features from TODO list make their way into the release? My code generator is using generics a lot, so not be able to use Intelliprompt for them really hurts me.

Thanks

Hi Alex,

Got the generics to be recognized now, however they still don't resolve from type T to Foo as in your sample. So the IntelliPrompt will show T. That is still a TODO item in itself but at least the fix just made gets a step closer to it. I have a feeling taking the next step will be pretty complicated.

We're trying to balance development of the VB.NET language with enhancing C#. I don't want to make time estimates but we are working on this stuff every day.

Hi Alex,

The protected members bug is now fixed for the next maintenance release.

Generic types have now been fully implemented and IntelliPrompt should work properly with constructed types. This new functionality will appear in the upcoming maintenance release.

I had downloaded the syntax editor for windows form .

and now the intellisense is not working for the following code.

Public Class ProcessResult

              Public Property BatchNo As String
              Public Property Operation As ProcessBatch
              Public Property Status As ProcessStatus

End Class

Dim obj as new ProcessResult
obj.

Property can not aceess by obj 

Is there any setting which I have missed or any thing else?

Hi Bhupendra,

That isn't valid VB code since your Dim, etc. isn't in a method or other valid member block.  If you put it within a Sub in the Class then it works fine.