March 2005
Intermediate to advanced
304 pages
19h 23m
English
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Index | 465
How Do I tab (help), 231
HTML
converting Visual Studio code
to, 433–436
CopySourceAsHTML add-in, 435
macro, using, 433–435
Help 2 format, 293
IntelliSense, using for
editing, 123–128
HTML/XML Editor, 52
working with HTML, 52
HTTP Handler file, 391
HTTPHandler folder, 395
HTTPHandler.ashx template
file, 395–397
adding to the project, 397
I
icons
changing for add-in, 411–416
adding to installer, 414
creating the icon, 412–413
modifying command code, 414
control, 110
creating for toolbar commands, 104
IDE settings, saving and
moving, 120–122
identifiers
naming conventions, 281
XML comments written by
GhostDoc, 282
IL (intermediate language)
examining, 243
obfuscating, 251
translation by Reflector into C# or
Visual Basic, 248–254
ILDASM, 244–248
adding as external tool, 129
advanced mode, 247
investigating Dotfuscator project
results, 349–351
ildasm.exe, 323
immediate mode, 180
implicit dependences, 22
importing
keyboard mappings, 100
Visual Studio settings, 120
Imports statement, adding
automatically, 216
<include> statements, 276
<include> tag (XML comments), 276
incremental searches, 83
indexers, GhostDoc
documentation, 283
Integration Kit (Visual Studio
.NET), 293
IntelliSense, 41–46
available for the open
command, 178
comments, 45
Ctrl-Space (CompleteWord)
shortcut, 41
enabling for HTML and XML
documents, 123–128
schema, creating, 123–126
schema, installing, 126
schema, referencing, 126
keyboard shortcuts, 46
parameter information, ...
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