<Mike@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

> I have been coding in VB.NET using Visual Studio .NET for the past 3 years or
> so. A few days ago I started developing a new ASP.NET application and decided
> I would do it in C# as a learning experience.
>
> One of the things I always enjoyed about the VS.NET IDE is the way the
> Intellisense works. Not only in the pop up lists but also how if I do
> something like write a try-catch block, as soon as I type 'try' the IDE
> completes the rest of the framework for the block of code so all I have to do
> is fill in the blanks so to speak. It not only saves me some typing but also
> helps if I happen to forget some syntax from time to time. Also I know
> immediately if I have a syntax error because I get the squiggly line under
> the piece of code. And when I fix the error the squiggly line goes away
> immediately.
>
> I'm finding working in C# that of the above Intellisense features the only
> one that seems to work are the pop up lists. I'm wondering if its a case of
> me not having something configured correctly or does the Intellisense for C#
> simply work differently than it does with VB?