OK, this is strictly hush hush, on a need-to-know basis. Don't tell
everyone, but we've just uploaded CodeRush and Refactor! Pro 2.5 to
the Client Center.
Yep, it's a significant new release, deserving of the
bump in version number. We've got the world's first refactorings ever
targeted for C# 3.0 and VB9. You read that right: not just Las Vegas'
first refactorings for C# 3.0 and VB9, not just Nevada's, not just the
United States', but the Earth's. And since the slime molds of Europa,
moon of Jupiter, quite possibly don't exist and, even if they did, wouldn't care
about .NET, we're talking about the first refactorings for C#
3.0 and VB9 in the Solar System!
So, go ahead, make my day: convert an anonymous delegate to a
lambda expression with Refactor! Pro 2.5 inside Visual Studio 2008 beta 2.
{Meanwhile Julian wrestles the keyboard back from Mark.)
Here's the What's New for DXCore:
- Wizards - Plug-in wizards now work in Visual Studio 2008.
- Find All References - Find All References works with C# 3.0 and VB
9.0 extension methods.
- Parsing - Visual Basic parser now supports Visual Basic 9.0.
- Find All References - Find All References finds references to delegate types in VB.
- Find All References - Find All References now handles ASP .NET Web
Application projects created in Visual Studio 2005.
- Parsing - Web.config files are now properly parsed.
- Parsing - .asmx and .ashx files are now properly parsed.
- Performance - Greatly improved editor scrolling speed when the
DXCore is loaded in Visual Studio 2005 and 2008.
- Tool Windows- Addressed issue with retrieving the value of the
Visual Studio "At startup" option. This affected Visual Studio 2005
and higher when a DXCore-based tool window was docked as a tabbed
document and the "At startup" option was set to "Show Start Page". In
this situation, the Start Page was not activated after the DXCore
finished loading. In addition, this problem caused an error to be sent
to the DXCore Messages Log. Both of these problems are corrected.
- Issue AB14450 fixed - Duplicate Line settings are duplicated
- Issue AB14342 fixed - Setup does not find Orcas when it is the
only installed IDE
- Issue AB14234 fixed - VB parser bug - Case range shouldn't include
End Select
- Issue CB56794 fixed - VB.NET end statement confuses CodeRush
Here's the What's New for CodeRush:
- Quick Nav - In addition to searching files opened in Visual
Studio, Quick Nav now searches closed files as well.
- Quick Nav - Added new option to the Editor\Navigation\Quick Nav
options page: "Drop markers when jumping to new locations (for quick
return with Escape)" (checked by default).
- Selection Increase - If the editor caret is inside a TextField,
Selection Increase will select the entire contents of the
TextField.
- References Window - The References tool window now works properly
when invoked inside of ASP .NET code nuggets.
- References Window - References Window now searches if the editor
caret is directly to the left of the angle-bracket in a generic (e.g.
TestMethod«caret»).
- Structural Highlighting - VB ElseIf blocks are now painted
properly.
- Tab to Next Reference - Tab to Next Reference now works if the
editor caret is directly to the left of the angle-bracket in a generic
(e.g. TestMethod«caret»).
- Issue CB48970 fixed - CodeRush 2.2.2 doesn't work for VB projects
in Orcas
- Issue CB49127 fixed - Strange behavior with #region
- Issue CB54176 fixed - CodeRush templates don't work when running
VS.NET under CodeRunner
- Issue AB13481 fixed - Complexity number disappears in specific
cases
- Issue CB47892 fixed - Editor scrolling speed is slow
- Issue CB57361 fixed - Inline Recent Assignment does nothing in
this specific case
- Issue CB52444 fixed - Missing Imports Template
- Issue CB52377 fixed - Probable bug in region's support within
CodeRush/DXCore
- Issue CB60993 fixed - Problem with typing "To" which turns into
Object
- Issue AB15060 fixed - Recent File list - the last access
information is incorrect
- Issue CB48548 fixed - Rectangle.Empty
- Issue AB14265 fixed - rf/rt templates should not expand in this
code
- Issue AB14878 fixed - User Guide - Reference / Duplicate Lines is
not populated
And I turn you
over to Mark
for the 111 (a base 10 number!) refactorings now in Refactor! Pro
(actually that seems to be 120, also base 10, when you take into
account the "early experience" refactorings).
So remember: shhh, loose lips sink ships. We'll announce officially tomorrow.
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