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SharpDevelop 4.2 now has a new sample addin that adds integrated support for running tests with MSTest . Features Given the following code: In the Unit Tests window the MS Tests will be displayed. The unit tests can be run by right clicking and selecting...
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Microsoft has released the Async Targeting Pack for Visual Studio 11 , which is also available as a NuGet package - and thus available in SharpDevelop. What does this Targeting Pack do? It allows you to use the async / await constructs in your pre-.NET...
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SharpDevelop 4.2 now includes support for adding references to WCF services. Prerequisites Microsoft Windows SDK should be installed. In order to generate the service reference SharpDevelop uses Microsoft's ServiceModel Metadata Utility Tool SvcUtil...
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Just after the ILSpy 2.0 release , I started adding support for decompiling C# 5 async/await to ILSpy. You can get the async-enabled ILSpy build from our build server . The async support is not yet complete; for example decompilation fails if the IL evaluation...
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Today, we released ILSpy 2.0 final to the Web: ILSpy_Master_2.0.0.1595_RTW_Binaries.zip ILSpy_Master_2.0.0.1595_RTW_Source.zip Daniel's Beta feature post still applies to the release version: Assembly Lists Support for decompiling Expression trees...
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As Chris already announced in a previous blog post, SharpDevelop 4.2 and later will support targeting .NET 4.5. One of the interesting new features in .NET 4.5/C# 5 is async. If you have already tried debugging an async method, you will have noticed,...
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With the upcoming release of SharpDevelop 4.2, you get support for ASP.NET MVC projects based on IIS and IIS Express. We also want to give you debugging support. However this required some changes in our project system, because web development usually...
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SharpDevelop has had multi-targeting support for a long time - for example, SharpDevelop 2.0 supported targeting .NET 1.0, 1.1 and 2.0. Our original multi-targeting implementation would not only change the target framework, but also use the matching C#...
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We have waited till the Beta phase of .NET Framework 4.5 to finally decide on our platform story - what will be supported and what will be required. SharpDevelop 4.x It will continue to require .NET 4.0 as its runtime, but it will also run on .NET 4.5...
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With support for .NET 4.5, and yes, it does run on Windows 8 Consumer Preview too:
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After a long pause, we have finally released the first Beta of ILSpy 2.0. Download: ILSpy 2.0.0.1564 Beta Binaries.zip ILSpy 2.0.0.1564 Beta Source Code.zip New features compared with version 1.0: Assembly Lists Support for decompiling Expression trees...
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In SharpDevelop 4.2 Beta we added a new feature which was partially developed by Tomas Linhart during GSoC 2010. Because it was never finished it took us some time to complete it after GSoC. One of the biggest changes after GSoC was the rewrite of the...
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SharpDevelop 4.2 now includes support for JavaScript code folding and code regions. When you open a JavaScript (.js) file into the text editor any functions that are defined can be folded. The text editor also supports code regions. //#region Canvas Test...
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One of the new features in SharpDevelop 4.2 is better support for ASP.NET MVC 3 applications. Previous versions contained project templates for ASP.NET MVC but not much more. With SharpDevelop 4.2 the following features have been added: Razor project...
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Thanks to Yusuke Kamiyamane's Fugue Icons , and icons created and remixed by Michael Seeger, SharpDevelop 4.2 has a new look. A selection of before and after screenshots are shown below: SharpDevelop 4.1 Toolbar SharpDevelop 4.2 Toolbar SharpDevelop...
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