Mohammad Hamdy Ghanem
Mohammad Hamdy Ghanem
@skurth @StefanDirnberger There is already a pre-release of the next VB.NET generation, called [ModVB](https://anthonydgreen.net/2022/11/04/the-road-ahead-wheres-this-all-going/). It is forked from Roslyn by @AnthonyDGreen, the former PM of VB.NET before he left MS...
@skurth I understand your fears, but note that: 1. MS is leaving VB.NET behind for 6 years now. All your points makes no company create new projects with VB. They...
@skurth ModVB will not replace VB.NET. It is a VS extension that you set up in a separate VS hive not to affect the main VS hive. ModVB is activated...
@ocdtrekkie VS .NET is extensible, so you can add anything too it, like templates, code editors, compilers, menus... etc. I already created VB.NET templates for ASP.NET Core using XML literals...
Just use the `z:doctype` tag. As I said, ZML solves some XML literals problems, and this is why I combined it with vazor : ``` Return _ _ ``` ________________________________...
And if you want more control, override thee content property as you did, and create a document and set its declaration: ``` Public Overrides ReadOnly Property Content() As Byte() Get...
The auto completion provider is installed with the vazor templates. That note was before Vazor 2.0. I didn't provide auto-completion for ZML, because I got busy in other things. The...
ZML tags are explained in the readme of the ZML repo. Using ZML allows you to design ASP.NET pages without using any VB or C# codes, instead using ZML tags...
@Eilon Thanks. I didn't got a notification about this! Strange! This all work was a proof of concept. It can't be used in real world without editor support (maybe except...
Try something like this: ``` Const nbsp = " " Dim x = ``` ________________________________ From: Jeff Bowman ***@***.***> Sent: Sunday, November 12, 2023 4:23 AM To: VBAndCs/Vazor ***@***.***> Cc: Subscribed...