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Paschal

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Quickcode.Net Posted: Dec 2, 2003 3:30 PM
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I found this very cool utility.

QuickCode .NET is a Visual Studio® add-in that allows you to type short phrases like

prop int test

and press Alt+Q to expand this into (for example):

private int test;

// <summary>
// Property Test (int)
// </summary>
public int Test
{
  get
  {
    return this.test;
  }
  set
  {
    this.test = value;
  }
}

These short phrases are called 'QuickCodes' and the QuickCode .NET add-in allows you to define them at will. You can define an 'expansion' for the QuickCode for C#, VB, HTML/ASP and other text files, using a real "syntax coloring" editor. Which expansion is used, depends on the name of the file in which the QuickCode is used, so QuickCode .NET supports C#, VB.NET and ASP.NET seamlessly. More languages are to follow.

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