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// OBJECT
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/// <summary>
/// Initializes an instance of the <c>MainControl</c> class.
/// </summary>
public MainControl()
{
InitializeComponent();
// Register display item classification types (so breakpoint indicator styles are registered)
new DisplayItemClassificationTypeProvider().RegisterAll();
// Set the header/footer text to make the editor work as a method body
editor.Document.SetHeaderAndFooterText("using System; using System.Diagnostics; using System.IO; private class Program { private void Execute() {\r\n", "\r\n}}");
//
// NOTE: Make sure that you've read through the add-on language's 'Getting Started' topic
// since it tells you how to set up an ambient parse request dispatcher and an ambient
// code repository within your application OnStartup code, and add related cleanup in your
// application OnExit code. These steps are essential to having the add-on perform well.
//
// Initialize the project assembly (enables support for automated IntelliPrompt features)
projectAssembly = new CSharpProjectAssembly("SampleBrowser");
var assemblyLoader = new BackgroundWorker();
assemblyLoader.DoWork += DotNetProjectAssemblyReferenceLoader;
assemblyLoader.RunWorkerAsync();
// Load the .NET Languages Add-on C# language and register the project assembly on it
var language = new CSharpSyntaxLanguage();
language.RegisterProjectAssembly(projectAssembly);
// Register an indicator quick info provider
language.RegisterService(new IndicatorQuickInfoProvider());
// Register an event sink that allows for handling of clicks in the indicator margin
language.RegisterService(new DebuggingPointerInputEventSink());
// Assign the language
editor.Document.Language = language;
this.Dispatcher.BeginInvoke(DispatcherPriority.ApplicationIdle, (DispatcherOperationCallback) delegate(object arg) {
// Since we are initializing some default breakpoints, make sure the document parse completes in the worker thread first
AmbientParseRequestDispatcherProvider.Dispatcher.WaitForParse(ParseRequest.GetParseHashKey(editor.Document));
// Add some indicators (this is dispatched since this sample relies on the document's AST being available and parsing occurs asynchronously)
DebuggingHelper.ToggleBreakpoint(new TextSnapshotOffset(editor.ActiveView.CurrentSnapshot, editor.ActiveView.CurrentSnapshot.Lines[19].StartOffset), true);
DebuggingHelper.ToggleBreakpoint(new TextSnapshotOffset(editor.ActiveView.CurrentSnapshot, editor.ActiveView.CurrentSnapshot.Lines[23].StartOffset), false);
DebuggingHelper.ToggleBreakpoint(new TextSnapshotOffset(editor.ActiveView.CurrentSnapshot, editor.ActiveView.CurrentSnapshot.Lines[28].StartOffset), true);
return(null);
}, null);
}
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// OBJECT
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/// <summary>
/// Initializes an instance of the <c>MainControl</c> class.
/// </summary>
public MainControl()
{
InitializeComponent();
//
// NOTE: Make sure that you've read through the add-on language's 'Getting Started' topic
// since it tells you how to set up an ambient parse request dispatcher and an ambient
// code repository within your application OnStartup code, and add related cleanup in your
// application OnExit code. These steps are essential to having the add-on perform well.
//
// Initialize the project assembly (enables support for automated IntelliPrompt features)
projectAssembly = new CSharpProjectAssembly("SampleBrowser");
var assemblyLoader = new BackgroundWorker();
assemblyLoader.DoWork += DotNetProjectAssemblyReferenceLoader;
assemblyLoader.RunWorkerAsync();
// Load the .NET Languages Add-on C# language and register the project assembly on it
var language = new CSharpSyntaxLanguage();
language.RegisterProjectAssembly(projectAssembly);
codeEditor.Document.Language = language;
// Override the completion provider with a custom one
language.RegisterService <CSharpCompletionProvider>(new CustomCSharpCompletionProvider());
}
public Intellisense()
{
ServerAssembly = new CSharpProjectAssembly("Project");
var assemblyLoader = new BackgroundWorker();
assemblyLoader.DoWork += DotNetProjectAssemblyReferenceLoader;
assemblyLoader.RunWorkerAsync();
ServerLanguage = new CSharpSyntaxLanguage();
ServerLanguage.RegisterProjectAssembly(ServerAssembly);
ClientAssembly = new CSharpProjectAssembly("Client");
var clientAssemblyLoader = new BackgroundWorker();
clientAssemblyLoader.DoWork += ClientAssemblyReferenceLoader;
clientAssemblyLoader.RunWorkerAsync();
ClientLanguage = new CSharpSyntaxLanguage();
ClientLanguage.RegisterProjectAssembly(ClientAssembly);
ServerLanguage.RegisterService(new CodeDocumentTaggerProvider <CodeEditor.Tagger>(typeof(CodeEditor.Tagger)));
ClientLanguage.RegisterService(new CodeDocumentTaggerProvider <CodeEditor.Tagger>(typeof(CodeEditor.Tagger)));
}