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Intellisense problems with c# in VS2005

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Chris Peacock - 17 Oct 2006 23:41 GMT
Hi,

I'm having some severe problems with Intellisense in VS2005 Professional
that are just about preventing me from developing my c# web project. When I
first go into a c# source file and start to type a line of code, the
statement completion will give me what appears to be a list of the correct
available functions. However, when I select an entry and continue typing,
the next time the statement completion list appears it still has the
previous contents. Once this has happened, whatever I'm typing will make
this list appear when I press space, even a comment. Not only is this
completely useless, but it's also very obstructive as it means that I cannot
type without an inappropriate completion being added to my current
statement. Also, if I enter an opening bracket after a method name, I'm not
getting any parameter information, even if I press Shift+Ctrl+Space;
matching brackets are not being highlighted when I enter a closing bracket,
and Dynamic Help isn't working.

I found a suggestion somewhere that was that this is maybe to do with memory
usage reaching the physical memory limit. At first I thought this was it, as
my computer was near its limit and freeing up some memory and restarting VS
seemed to cure the problem. However, recently this has just been happening
all the time, even though once VS is running there is well over 100MB of
physical memory free.

Does anyone know of a solution to this?

Many thanks,
Chris Peacock.
Chris Peacock - 24 Oct 2006 19:24 GMT
I solved the problem, it was to do with a macro I had running in Visual
Studio. I don't know exactly what the problem is with the macro yet, I've
just disabled it for now.

> Hi,
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> Many thanks,
> Chris Peacock.

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