Thanks MonoDevelop Team....

Hello

For several months I only use Mono and MonoDevelop to
develop my .NET 
applications. Right now I can develop my objects in Mono /
MonoDevelop 
and import them to SharePoint 2007 for example. Even I could
not create 
ASPX pages that use WebParts, I can create them and use in
MOSS 2007.

There are few points that I would like to see in MonoDevelop
that will 
boost all my (and other) development.

1º Collapse parts of Code in Regions
LLuis told me that this is implemented in GTK 2.10.
MonoDevelop use now 
2.8 (something like this). When we can have this feature?

2º Better code-completion even in HTML files.
I think (this is my opinion), make code-completion work on
ASPX files 
will boost the ASP.NET development. Of course this is not a
priority 
problem.
In ASPX files when we write "<" and MonoDevelop
should be able to show 
us all the kind of objects (HTML or ASP.NET) that we could
write. Even 
inside a tag (HTML or ASP.NET) the code-completion should
give us all 
the options that we can use.
Inside a tag (HTML or ASP.NET) when we open the option
CssClass, 
MonoDevelop should be able to know what CSS files this page
use and show 
all the Css-Class available to be choose.
VisualStudio do this very well and the VS2008 have all this
features.

3º Of course, debugger will be nice. Right now I can work
without it, 
but if we have will be good.



I know that this is now mandatory suggestions but are my
suggestions.

Continue the good work team.


Paulo Aboim Pinto
Odivelas - Portugal
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On 8/15/07, Paulo Aboim Pinto <esqueletotusofona.com> wrote:
> Hello
>
> For several months I only use Mono and MonoDevelop to
develop my .NET
> applications. Right now I can develop my objects in
Mono / MonoDevelop
> and import them to SharePoint 2007 for example. Even I
could not create
> ASPX pages that use WebParts, I can create them and use
in MOSS 2007.
>
> There are few points that I would like to see in
MonoDevelop that will
> boost all my (and other) development.
>
> 1º Collapse parts of Code in Regions
> LLuis told me that this is implemented in GTK 2.10.
MonoDevelop use now
> 2.8 (something like this). When we can have this
feature?

Actually, AFAIK GtkTextBuffer has support for hidden text
regions in
GTK 2.8 (the "invisible" property on text tags),
so it could be done
right now.  However, there would still be quite a lot of
work on top
of this to track hidden regions and draw the region
indicators. As far
as I am aware, no-one is working on it at the moment.

> 2º Better code-completion even in HTML files.
> I think (this is my opinion), make code-completion work
on ASPX files
> will boost the ASP.NET development. Of course this is
not a priority
> problem.
<snip>

Code completion for ASPX and HTML files is something I would
love to
get done, but I'm concentrating on getting the
build/CodeBehind/run/deploy stuff finished first.

> 3º Of course, debugger will be nice. Right now I can
work without it,
> but if we have will be good.

Yes, our most-requested feature  David
Srbeckı is working on it for
the Summer of Code.

> I know that this is now mandatory suggestions but are
my suggestions.

They;re all good ones 

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Michael Hutchinson
http://mjhutchinson.com
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I forgot one thing.

One feature that will very nice to see implemented in
MonoDevelop is the 
Refactor tools.

Doing things like:
	* Extract Method
	* Promote varible to parameter
	* etc
will be nice way to increase our code writing.

Some months ago I exchange some posts in this Malling List
about this 
with someone that was interested to implement this.
I never saw anything done in this area. The only thing that
I saw done 
in this way was the implement of an interface and just to
the Class or 
Method definition.

Does anyone is working on this?

Regards
Paulo Aboim Pinto
Odivelas - Portugal

Paulo Aboim Pinto wrote:
> Hello
> 
> For several months I only use Mono and MonoDevelop to
develop my .NET 
> applications. Right now I can develop my objects in
Mono / MonoDevelop 
> and import them to SharePoint 2007 for example. Even I
could not create 
> ASPX pages that use WebParts, I can create them and use
in MOSS 2007.
> 
> There are few points that I would like to see in
MonoDevelop that will 
> boost all my (and other) development.
> 
> 1º Collapse parts of Code in Regions
> LLuis told me that this is implemented in GTK 2.10.
MonoDevelop use now 
> 2.8 (something like this). When we can have this
feature?
> 
> 2º Better code-completion even in HTML files.
> I think (this is my opinion), make code-completion work
on ASPX files 
> will boost the ASP.NET development. Of course this is
not a priority 
> problem.
> In ASPX files when we write "<" and
MonoDevelop should be able to show 
> us all the kind of objects (HTML or ASP.NET) that we
could write. Even 
> inside a tag (HTML or ASP.NET) the code-completion
should give us all 
> the options that we can use.
> Inside a tag (HTML or ASP.NET) when we open the option
CssClass, 
> MonoDevelop should be able to know what CSS files this
page use and show 
> all the Css-Class available to be choose.
> VisualStudio do this very well and the VS2008 have all
this features.
> 
> 3º Of course, debugger will be nice. Right now I can
work without it, 
> but if we have will be good.
> 
> 
> 
> I know that this is now mandatory suggestions but are
my suggestions.
> 
> Continue the good work team.
> 
> 
> Paulo Aboim Pinto
> Odivelas - Portugal
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