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Code Templates - It is impossible to expand the 'c,' template when IntelliSense is active

Option for suppressing IntelliSense expansion on "." and ","

created 9 years ago

For example "c, "generates this code:

C#
public class MyClass { //--

Also for some reason Visual Studio Intellisense takes priority over template expansion. So if I press space it expands to first Intellisense entry instead of template. And when I type "c," Intellisense will expand the moment I typed comma character giving me no chance to expand template.

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    I found that I had "Always expand IntelliSense" option turned on. Still when I type "c," intellisense expands it when I type comma.
    Also template "c" expands to:
    public class MyClass {
    //--
    ublic MyClass() {
    //--
    }
    Not only it miss closed bracket but also has typo in "public" and misses indentation

      I compared that with CodeRush Classic and found that it has a special option to suppress IntelliSense expansion on "." and ",". This option is missing in CRR.

      DevExpress Support Team 9 years ago

        Hi Roman,

        Regarding the issue with the absent closed bracket, the typo in "public" and missed indentation, I have created a separate ticket Some problems when expand the 'c' template and answered you there.
        As for the issue with the not ported CRR option for IntelliSense, we already have a similar request from another customer: No Class template … the first time.
        So, I have marked this ticket as its duplicate and you will be automatically notified when we implement this option.

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