Tuesday, July 10, 2007

At KnowDotNet, I have just released a hot new product called Visual Class Organizer. If you would like to automatically organize your code window by logical groups of code elements, sort your code elements within the groups, and optionally surround the groups with Regions, it can all be done visually with Visual Class Orgainzer.

I have spent well over a year in the development of this exciting new product. It came from a need of my own to have a way to do everything that I have described above in a visual way. The product allows you to organize a code window in a matter of seconds, regardless of how much code you may have in it.

In addition to the automatic options, you can manually organize your code window with drag and drop in a dialog that provides complete freedom and power to do it your way.

Try the free 30-day trial at

http://www.knowdotnet.com/articles/VisualOrganizerProductHome.html

You can also watch a short video that demos the power of the add-in by clicking the demo link on the same page.

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10 Comments:

At 8:36 PM, Blogger windchaser said...

will the visual class organizer work with VS2003?

Thanks,
Daniel

 
At 8:38 PM, Blogger windchaser said...

Hi Les,
I wonder if you would have the VB.NET code for your CGrid class?
I find it very useful, but may project is in VB.NET and I am not able to user the C# class!

Thanks,
Daniel

 
At 5:18 AM, Blogger windchaser said...

Hi Les,
My email is dkaminski at gmail dot com!

Thanks,
Daniel

 
At 9:03 AM, Blogger Guspaz said...

Hello,

I just wanted to let you know about a limitation (some might call it a bug) in your knowdotnet code to search a stored procedure (http://www.knowdotnet.com/articles/storedprocfinds.html)

Because syscomments stores stored procedures in 4k blocks, such a query won't find search strings if they straddle a barrier.

For example, say my stored procedure is this:

My stored procedure is very cool

Now say it is split like so:

My stored procedu
re is very cool

A search for the word "procedure" won't match, even though it contains the search string.

 
At 12:11 PM, Blogger surfzoid said...

Sorry for the inconveniance, but i can't find anymore your blog part about this article :
http://www.knowdotnet.com/articles/cfcsetting-printable.html

It' s just for say 2 thing, first very nice source , second is 2 litlle "badboys", in the savesetting function change :
dt.Rows[i].ItemArray[1] = Value;

by

dt.Rows[i].ItemArray = new object []{Key,Value};

Like this you can also Update the value in the XML File, with your method value are created but after, update them never work.

Second, but less important, i work often under linux with mono and a good way is to always use "System.IO.Path.AltDirectorySeparatorChar" rather "\\".

Thank's again and good futur code line.

 
At 2:48 PM, Blogger ssvaidya said...

Are there any plans for CSharpCompleterPlus to be updated to support Visual Studio.Net 2008? I have been using CSharpCompleterPlus since VS.Net 2003 and I have not seen an update for it in several years now and was wondering if this product has now been discontinued or no longer supported since I no longer see a roadmap for supporting VS.Net 2008 even though the new product--Visual Class Organizer clearly has been developed to support VS.Net 2008.

 
At 2:55 PM, Blogger deepthi said...

hi,

I am MCTS 70-536 exam on aug 11 th . will u please help me with that exam?

 
At 12:58 PM, Blogger steve j said...

Thanks for the treeview example involving the 'click' and 'afterselect' events for VB6. It translated easily into C#.

 
At 8:06 AM, Blogger ssvaidya said...

I have noticed that CSharpCompleterPlus has several problems for creating curly braces etc. when using Generic methods? Are there any plans to correct or fix this? In addition, CSharpCompleterPlus always forces use of the .Net 2.0 style for properties rather than the sometimes preferred way of using automatic properties in .Net 3.0 and above. Any chances of providing both configuration settings?

 
At 12:05 PM, Blogger Les Smith said...

Samir
I have added support for automatic properties to C# Completer but have not yet released the new version. Will do so shortly.

Thanks for the note on generic methods, I will correct that also.

Thanks again for reporting these problems.

Les

 

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