Inline coding in ASP.NET using C#

[Hassan Latif]

My problem is....

When I switch to Language="C#" in an ASP.NET page for
inline coding, the editor does not support dynamic
language syntax check. For example if the Language is set
to vb, and a dim statement is typed, it is highlighted in
blue color, but in setting the language to C#, does not
enable the same nice feature.

Regards,

Hassan

[Cowboy \(Gregory A. Beamer\)]

It is not well supported at the present time. It gets much better in the
next version (ASP.NET 2.0 or Whidbey). For 1.0/1.1, stick to code behind or
plan on losing Intellisense.

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Gregory A. Beamer
MVP; MCP: +I, SE, SD, DBA

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My problem is....

When I switch to Language="C#" in an ASP.NET page for
inline coding, the editor does not support dynamic
language syntax check. For example if the Language is set
to vb, and a dim statement is typed, it is highlighted in
blue color, but in setting the language to C#, does not
enable the same nice feature.

Regards,

Hassan