Let me at the start of the post first say that I love ReSharper. It is by far the best refactoring support that can be found for VB.NET. I haven't yet used it for C# but are told but esteemed colleague that it rocks.
But... (there is always a but isn't it?) it messes up the Intellisense in my Visual Studio. The same colleague (kudos to Jocke) tipped me on how to solve it and here it is;
Open the options for ReSharper and choose Intellisens->General->Use Visual Studio. This will not give you as much support for "Smart Completion" but I'll take that over missing Intellisense everyday in the week, and twice on Sundays.
But... (there is always a but isn't it?) it messes up the Intellisense in my Visual Studio. The same colleague (kudos to Jocke) tipped me on how to solve it and here it is;
Open the options for ReSharper and choose Intellisens->General->Use Visual Studio. This will not give you as much support for "Smart Completion" but I'll take that over missing Intellisense everyday in the week, and twice on Sundays.
Next - open the Visual Studio options and recheck that you have Intellisense enabled for are your languages.
Finally restart the Visual Studio - just to be sure that this is saved properly.
Again - the refactoring support with ReSharper is great compared to everything else out there, for VB.NET. But this is not so good - at least now you know how to solve it. Hopefully this will be fixed in the next version...
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