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The time to send in proposals for Google Summer Of Code is over now. Now we're busy reading your proposals and trying to decide on a ranking. This is a lot more work than I initially expected - we got lots of proposals during the last three days....
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In SharpDevelop 3.1.0.3948, I changed our Subversion integration to use SharpSVN instead of SvnDotNet . SharpSVN exposes more Subversion APIs to managed code, which could result in some nice features in the (far) future - for example, "SVN Diff"...
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In version 3.0.0.3660, I changed how NRefactory's TypeReference.Type works. This is a potentially breaking change to users of NRefactory. Previously, TypeReference had both a " Type " and a " SystemType ". If you parsed "...
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In revision 3506, SharpDevelop 3.0 got improved support for code analysis using FxCop 1.36. There were some bugs fixed that were related to the suppress message command - it was working only with FxCop 1.35, but even there couldn't suppress messages...
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More than one year ago, I added the XAML language binding to SharpDevelop 3.0, showing tooltips in .xaml files and enabling refactoring. (" XAML and WPF support in SharpDevelop 3.0 ") Now I finally added the missing part: code completion. You...
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Starting with version 3.0.0.3010, the C# code completion in SharpDevelop has support for implicitly typed lambda expressions. Given a variable "IEnumerable<MyClass> items" and the "Select" extension method from LINQ, typing "items...
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In SharpDevelop 1.1, the IClass interface had a property that was used in several places in the code: Once added to a project content, it was immutable . This was not enforced, not even documented. It just happened that no one changed IClass objects except...
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Microsoft just released Visual Studio 2008 and the .NET Framework 3.5. Download .NET Framework 3.5 To develop applications for the .NET Framework 3.5, download SharpDevelop 3.0 from the build server . Note that SharpDevelop 3.0 are not release quality...
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SD2-1234 , titled "Create common way to handle in-memory representations of files that have multiple views" is the issue tracker entry behind a major refactoring of the IViewContent interface. The major new feature introduced is that now it is possible...
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Visual Studio 2008 uses MSBuild 3.5 which supports multi-targeting: you can use it to compile applications for .NET 2.0, .NET 3.0 and .NET 3.5. But what happens if you open an MSBuild 2.0 project (Visual Studio 2005 or SharpDevelop 2.x project) in Visual...
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From .NET 1.x times, you might remember .manifest files as the way to enable XP visual styles support in your application. Application manifests are important in Vista. If your application does not have a manifest, Vista will treat it as legacy application...
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Yesterday I wrote about how I made compiling 30% faster by using multi-threading to let my dual-core CPU work with both cores. A problem was that I had to use serialize build events to send them back to the host process. MSBuild provides these events...
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[Warning: long post. Short version: Building in SharpDevelop goes multi-threaded, scroll down for benchmark results] SharpDevelop 3.0.0.2694 contains a rewritten build system. It has some new features that might be interesting for AddIn developers, but...
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When you double-click a file in SharpDevelop 2.x, it will get opened inside SharpDevelop. AddIns can add display bindings opening for opening file types (e.g. ResourceEditor for .resx files), but this has the effect of disabling the other display bindings...
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In revision 2583, I added the XamlBinding and WPF Designer to the setup of SharpDevelop 3.0. XamlBinding is a language binding that integrates .xaml files into SharpDevelop's code-completion infrastructure. Here is an example of SharpDevelop showing a...
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