VSX212: Adding a Language Service into Visual Studio 2010
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If you're interested in adding a Language to Visual Studio, you'll want to know how the new editor's APIs fit in the concept of a "Language Service." This session will explore the over-arching concepts you'll need to know to accomplish this, as well as
diving into real implementations of some of these components. This session, unlike VSX103, is targeted at those with a bit of experience using MEF and/or tinkering around with our new extensibility model.
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Hi and thanks for this good video. Could you provide source for your demo?
Is there a particular reason why the OokClassifierProvider implements the general ITaggerProvider and not the more specific IClassifierProvider (as was the case in the ToDo examples)?
Hi, I'm wondering how to track multiline comments with line by line classification approach you used there.
You mentioned that C# does the same thing, which makes me wonder how to properly handle multiline comments. e.g. detecting that a text is inside the block and also keeping track of it as it moves along.
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