So let's compare it with Delphi!
What I like about Visual Studio version 2003:
- Automatic code generation for events
If you want to use an event(delegate) of an object you can use the tab key to generate an event handler. - xsd design for datasets
I haven't found this in Delphi yet.
Well thats it! I can not think of another something that makes me say Wow!
What I miss in Visual Studio 2003?
- Structure view
Although there is a Document Outline view, which does this trick in VS 2005 but is empty in VS 2003. - Code Explorer
This one I really miss, code folding just does not do the trick for me. - Live Data
Well what can you say, we are spoiled from Delphi 1 until now. - Code Completion
There is code completion (see above) but it is much more implemented in the Delphi IDE. It is so much easier to type your property IsNice:Boolean; and then to click the magic keys(CTRL-SHIFT-C) then going to a class view and add a property where you must declare the Field yourself afterwards. (This might be a C# versus Delphi issue) - Code / Design tab at the bottom of the main view
In VS you have in no time an never ending range of tabs (two for every form). In Delphi the form and design tab are at the bottom of the screen, so one at the top for each form.
Well just my 2 cents.
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