Storing Code Snipets -- dotnet general

Cowboy (Gregory A Beamer)
9/7/2003 2:54:21 PM

I believe what you are looking for is forthcoming (if I understand your
needs). Right now, you can store snippets by dragging them on the toolbox in
their own tab. It is not the most optimal solution, but it works.

For common code in particular types of classes, et al, you can save the
class files into the language directories and create new files using these
custom made class files.

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Gregory A. Beamer
MPV; MCP: +I, SE, SD, DBA

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Shayne H
9/7/2003 11:54:17 PM

I have been finding that the various code snipets I keep at hand are
starting to overwhelm me.
Using text files and a directory structure doesn't seem to cut it anymore. I
would be interested to know what solutions other people are using. I have
looked at the Code Library that comes with Office XP Developer - nice and
simple, although I think it is using the IDE from VS 6.0. Have I missed some
Add-in/Tool that allows Visual Studio .NET to keep code fragments at hand?
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Thanks for any help,
Shayne H

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