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I think, it depends on Windows version and auto-complete behavior setting. FWIW, Windows 7 doesn't do this with default setting. I do, however, recall observing
by jimbobimbo 14y ago
I think, it depends on Windows version and auto-complete behavior setting. FWIW, Windows 7 doesn't do this with default setting. I do, however, recall observing this kind of behavior on XP.
- alipang 14y agoIt definitely still happens in Visual Studio on Windows 7, not sure about other places. Resharper might change this behaviour, not sure as I don't currently use it. Nothing beats accidentally creating a new class instead of adding an existing one as a reference just because your cursor was in the wrong place, then spending time on wondering why nothing happens.
- themstheones 14y agoAnother great use case for the singleton pattern.