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C# style optional arguments take up a lot of space in completions:
The full namespace is explicit to show that it expands when System.Runtime.InteropServices is not opened.
This could be condensed to something like name : string, args : string = "", workDirectory: string = ""
Example of how it currently looks like in Rider:
I haven't checked how it looks like in Visual Studio, essentially the idea is it could display the constructor in System.Runtime.InteropServices.DefaultParameterValue() or the default type value
the snippet itself:
typeProcess()=static member inlinewait(name:string,[< System.Runtime.InteropServices.Optional; System.Runtime.InteropServices.DefaultParameterValue("")>]args:string,[< System.Runtime.InteropServices.Optional; System.Runtime.InteropServices.DefaultParameterValue("") >]workDirectory:string)=// ..()
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This would be great - the current 'signature help' implementation is creating the output you see here and I'd love to see PRs here to fix this horrible layout!
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C# style optional arguments take up a lot of space in completions:
The full namespace is explicit to show that it expands when
System.Runtime.InteropServices
is not opened.This could be condensed to something like
name : string, args : string = "", workDirectory: string = ""
Example of how it currently looks like in Rider:
I haven't checked how it looks like in Visual Studio, essentially the idea is it could display the constructor in
System.Runtime.InteropServices.DefaultParameterValue()
or the default type valuethe snippet itself:
Checklist
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: