How to set the default encoding for all files saved in Visual Studio
In Visual Studio, you can use the File -> Advanced Save Options menu item to save the file in the chosen encoding:
In Visual Studio, you can use the File -> Advanced Save Options menu item to save the file in the chosen encoding:
The Assembly DXCore service provides access to the plug-in assemblies of the DXCore Framework.
Sometimes CodeRush/DXCore plug-ins may not be loaded correctly. Here is a brief instruction if you’d like to investigate and fix the loading of the plug-in in question.
There is a built-in capability in CodeRush/DXCore to create shortcuts for any type of content providers, such as refactoring and code providers. Just choose the Refactor command and type in a provider’s name as a parameter. However, this approach does not work for refactorings that require a sub-menu choice; for example:
The process of adding a new CodeRush code issue and a code fix provider for the code issue in the Java Script language is the same as for any other supported language. As an example, we are going to add a code issue that will highlight the “for..in” loop with the following structure:
The PlugIn Extensions DXCore service provides access to registered DXCore plug-in extensions.
The service contains several overloads of the Find method that searches for a plug-in extension based on a stored property value. Stored properties are used by the plug-in loader to retrieve information without demand-loading the plug-in in which this extension is contained. This should only be used in special circumstances.
In this topic we are going to extend the CodeRush Intellassist feature using the DXCore IntellassistExtension component. A sample extension will suggest all possible variable names of a local declaration based on its entered type in C# language.
A DXCore plug-in is usually represented by a single assembly. It might also include some additional data, for example, language dictionaries for the Spell Checker CodeRush plug-in and, probably, setting files, such as shortcuts. To install the plug-in, simply copy an assembly to the Community Plug-ins folder that looks like this in most cases:
%Documents%\DevExpress\IDE Tools\Community
where %Documents% is your Windows Documents folder.