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I didn't say you have to know the documentation, and I'll admit I'm behind on how much of it IDEs show you. In my recollection, you generally get a list of lang
by swolchok 17y ago
I didn't say you have to know the documentation, and I'll admit I'm behind on how much of it IDEs show you. In my recollection, you generally get a list of language-level constructs and that's it. For example, the names of those exceptions are not as useful as the text you've shown there. If VS does that for exceptions, great! Contrast it with the 2003/2005 IntelliSense feature, where you just get method prototypes.
- nopassrecover 17y agoI misinterpreted "No. If you can't remember what it throws, you can't remember the documentation" as know the documentation but I can see your point now. Yeah and you just get a list of possible exceptions rather than a description of each which is a fair point to make too. Maybe it's configurable though.