Visual Studio automatic coding plug-in (Autocode--devprojects.net)

Today, I have discovered a VS plug-in, which has good functions and is recommended to you. Official http://www.devprojects.net/

Provides the following functions:

• Smart sensing_!
• To call a Quick Command, press Ctrl + press Enter.
• Code generation using the same syntax as T4 and ASPX
• Edit code snippets in Visual Studio Editor
• Full access to Visual Studio automation objects
• FileCodeModel access, SmartFormat, code substitution, cursor location
• Over 100 useful commands

 

Official Website demonstration

 

 

CSDN download (including VS2008, 2010,11 installation package): http://download.csdn.net/detail/bdstjk/4329082

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The default shortcut after installation is ctrl + enter.

Start to use automatic Encoding

This section describes how to use automatic encoding. In this walkthrough, We will generate some properties of a class and be familiar with automatic coding to generate embedded code.

Create a new console application project

Place the cursor at the bottom of the class, just like the code below.

using System;using System.Collections.Generic;using System.Linq;using System.Text; namespace ConsoleApplication1{    class Program    {        static void Main(string[] args)        {        }    }    | <---- Set the cursor here}

 

Call the automatic encoding command input dialog box

Press Ctrl + Enter to Enter the dialog box. Written in"Int id string name Person class".

 

After you press enter, the class Person generates the property ID and Name, as shown below:

namespace ConsoleApplication1{    class Program    {        static void Main(string[] args)        {        }    }     public class Person    {        private int _id;        private string _name;         public Person()        {        }         public int Id        {            get { return _id; }            set { _id = value; }        }        public string Name        {            get { return _name; }            set { _name = value; }        }        |    } }

 

Enable Automatic encoding embedding

You can also directly call the editor.

Enter"String LastName p"After the last attribute, press Ctrl + Enter.

public string Name{    get { return _name; }    set { _name = value; }}string lastName p

This will execute the get/set attribute generated by the "attribute" command.

private string _lastName;public string LastName        {            get { return _lastName; }            set { _lastName = value; }        }

Command PropertyAutomatic (PA)

This command will generate an automatic attribute. Enter string phone pa and press Ctrl + Enter to generate the following code:

public string Phone { get; set; }

Command PropertyIf (PIF)

This command will generate an attribute that is empty when the Instance value is

Enter Address HomeAddress pif and press Ctrl + Enter to produce the following code:

public Address HomeAddress{    get    {        if (_homeAddress == null)        {            _homeAddress = CreateHomeAddress();        }        return _homeAddress;    }}

Override ToString Method

Now let's rewrite the ToString method to return the format representation of a class attribute.

Set the cursor and execution in the classTostrCommand.

This will override the ToString () method in our class.

override public string ToString()    {        string str = String.Empty;        str = String.Concat(str, "Id = ", Id, "\r\n");        str = String.Concat(str, "Name = ", Name, "\r\n");        str = String.Concat(str, "LastName = ", LastName, "\r\n");        return str;    }

Instantiate the Person class

Let's use another command to instantiate the default value of the class.

Main method,

Enter Person ci and press Ctrl + Enter to produce the following code:

class Program{    static void Main(string[] args)    {        Person person = new Person();        person.Id = 9999;        person.Name = "Name";        person.LastName = "LastName";         }}

Of course there are many other shortcut keys:

(1) if else shortcut, directly enter ife and press ctrl + enter

(2) For the if shortcut, enter if directly, and press ctrl + enter (in fact, the one that comes with VS is also good. directly enter it and press the tab key)

(3) create a constructor, enter c in a class, and press ctrl + enter

(4) create a private member, <Class Name> <member name> f, and press ctrl + enter

(5) create a method, <type> <Method Name> m, and press ctrl + enter

(6) create a private method, <type> <Method Name> mp, and press ctrl + enter

(7) create a static method, <type> <Method Name> MS, and then press ctrl + enter

(8) create a private method, <type> <Method Name> msp, and press ctrl + enter

(9) only create attributes without creating corresponding members and only get, enter <type> <member name> pm in the class, and press ctrl + enter

(10) create a get-only property and its members, <type> <member name> p g, and press ctrl + enter

(11) Create attributes and members with both get and set, <type> <member name> p, and press ctrl + enter

(12) instantly write Console. WriteLine ();, <content to be output> cw, then press ctrl + enter

(13) try catch. enter tc and press ctrl + enter.

(14) try catch final shortcut, enter tcf directly, and press ctrl + enter

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There are many other features to be found. Remember to share them.

My CSDN blog: http://blog.csdn.net/bdstjk