Conversations on the Integration of T# into Visual Studio
18/09/2008 10:32:05 AM
mikecomeau
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Do you have a current plan for completing the Visual Studio integration ?
It might be my installation or the fact that i use visual studio 2008 but there seems to be missing features and i wanted to validate if there was a plan to implement a more complete integration.
These are the features i would love to see implemented next in the T# Editor Window:
- Line Numbers in the Editor
- Intellisense for Namespaces, nothing happens after i hit space on a namespace, or if i start a namespace name and i hit 'List Members' command (Ctrl-K, Ctrl-L in C# layout)
Also, are there plans to create a T# Wizard for generating test classes for existing classes ?
Once again, thank you very much for such a treasure that T# is.
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19/09/2008 12:55:30 PM
Ludovic Dubois
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We have plans to continue VS integration. We are not sure it can really be completed as new versions of VS will be available regularly... 
It should work the same in VS2005 and VS2008.
Next version (soon) will have the ability to dynamic run tests (tests that can have parameters and that can be run from other tests).
Following versions will integrate Mock.
But we have to make a choice: better VS integration or better test functionaly at first.
I think we wil be able to do what you ask for in the version following the currently developed one. But it will delayed mocks in T# for a few weeks 
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19/09/2008 2:52:22 PM
mikecomeau
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I'm not asking that you rush these features or that you change your plans,
I'm merely asking if you have scheduled something for the integration improvements. I can live without these integration features, but eventually they must kick in.
If in any way, i could help (during my off-work time) somewhere in your development cycle (integration maybe?), i would be the happiest programmer in the world. I believe in T# and i can see it as a major break thru for unit testing and integration testing (thanks to mock).
Michel.
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