About. Net ide

These days, the vs.net 2003 editor was very annoying. When I was writing an Asp.net project, vs.net almost drove me crazy.

Automatic formatting is not available. You need to manually format it using the tab key.Code;
Undo and redo cannot be used;
Intelliisense cannot be used;
There is a problem with copying and pasting. After pasting, the cursor automatically jumps to the last line of the code, and the editor may automatically modify other code, resulting in code disorder.
.......

Visual assist was used the day before yesterday to temporarily solve the feature display problem, but most of the problems are still not solved. If there is no solution, install C # builder archtect.

After using C # builder, open the vs.net project, configuration, and compilation, and everything is OK. Then you can write the code.

At this time, I found that I am not used to the C # builder code editor. The Code cannot be automatically indented, and there is no Ctrl + J function in vs.net (this function is my most commonly used function, without it, I think it is no different from notepad when writing code ).

I used JBuilder 9.0 and jbuilderx in the past. In these versions, the code editor has very powerful functions, but why is the code editing function so weak in C # builder? Look at the C # builer section in csdn and you will understand that there are very few people using it, and it seems like this in foreign countries. (Borland's C # builder is more like a publicity response to the MS. NET strategy, but the main direction is still java)

Due to vc.net 2003 problems, I have to use C # builder currently. Although the functions are lacking, it can be used at least.

I have tried vs.2005 before and feel that the code editor is very powerful, but I don't know what will happen to the project used to edit. Net framework1.1?