CodeRush Features Statistics options page
The Features Statistics options page is the part of the Features UI engine. It shows the execution count of a particular feature. The options page is located in the Core category of the Options Dialog:
The Features Statistics options page is the part of the Features UI engine. It shows the execution count of a particular feature. The options page is located in the Core category of the Options Dialog:
The Features options page in the Core category of the Options Dialog provides access to the Feature UI engine. The engine controls the feature execution, shows the What Happened hint when a particular CodeRush feature is executed, and allows you to turn it off if you don’t need it. The What Happened hint is also shown when a conflict shortcut exists with Visual Studio IDE. In this case you can choose which feature should be performed by default whether it is Visual Studio one or CodeRush one.
The Feature DXCore service provides access to the Feature engine (the What Happened window). The features list is available on the Core | Features options page in the Options Dialog. The engine also collects features execution count statistics on the Core | Features Statistics options page.
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CodeRush Pro ships with the following code editor visualization features:
The Comment Painter feature draws a bubble icon over the comment “//” symbols in CSharp, or “ ‘ ” (single quote) in Visual Basic.
Comment Highlighter is intended to visually highlight your TODO comments; it can either increase the contrast of entire TODO comment or completely change the color of both TODO word and the rest of the comment.
The “What happened?” window (also known as the “Feature UI” window) appears in the bottom right corner each time a particular IDE tools feature is activated, to inform you what’s going on inside Visual Studio IDE. In the majority of cases, the window is used to simplify learning of the CodeRush specific features. This window informs you of the performed feature, and may suggest the following choices:
The first two things you’ll notice in the IDE (once everything is loaded) include:
(VS2008)
(VS2010)
The toolbar contains a set of toggle buttons allowing you to turn on/off the visualization features CodeRush provides.
—– Products: CodeRush Pro and Refactor! Pro Versions: all VS IDEs: any Updated: Nov/29/2012 ID: T026How to learn the product tips: