Adam Speight
Adam Speight
@Salz150 Enforcing comments being on a newline. ``` vb.net Function Foo(arg1 As Integer, ' a arg2 As Integer ' b ) As Integer Return 0 End Function ``` Is valid...
> @jaredpar > This is the standard by which the over whelming majority of VB developers write their code. Nope, That's the default setting in VS and programmers are inherently...
How would this work alongside with block structures?
@zspitz Can we have [Implicit Default Optional Parameters](https://github.com/dotnet/vblang/blob/master/proposals/proposal-Implicit-default-optional-parameters.md) please? They claimed it should be a relatively simple change to the binder ([to me it wasn't](https://github.com/dotnet/roslyn/pull/24231)). If it it so small...
@franzalex I see them as complimentary, the corefx proposal cover the framework api. This covers a possible language support. Akin to ValueTyples I think have a language feature, we could...
Screenshot of how it looks  The `states!Blue = True` assignment targeting isn't supported, has I not yet looked at how to implement it. Supported `states!Red '(IsSet)`, `states!+Red ' (Set...
Comparisions **Quick Token Accumulator** [Currently](https://github.com/dotnet/roslyn/blob/1b0cf5c732062f66b71a3d62a165d6eb5f8b3022/src/Compilers/VisualBasic/Portable/Scanner/QuickTokenAccumulator.vb) [Using Feature](https://gist.github.com/AdamSpeight2008/c4e64d0b7bacb1428aa5c1026c50a110) **SynthesizedMethod.vb** [Currently](https://github.com/dotnet/roslyn/blob/d4dab355b96955aca5b4b0ebf6282575fad78ba8/src/Compilers/VisualBasic/Portable/Symbols/SynthesizedSymbols/SynthesizedMethod.vb) [Using Feature](https://gist.github.com/AdamSpeight2008/8c7b9a1dad31d682743610b1f04da7d2)
@gafter I did is in in #228
As proposed the `!` IsSet operator, is treated as are all these flags set. Should we also support are any of these flags set ?
I'm considering implementing * `!/` as the IsAnyFlagSet binary operator. * extending the `flag` part to include `ParenthesiesExpressions` as well * As it will allow passing a variable identifier as...