I am making several improvements to the code snippets that are usually built into VS2010. Is there a way to “prefer” certain fragment directories over others or overwrite default values without manually deleting links from the Code Snippets window? I would like to keep the same shortcuts.
This is basically nit-picking, since I can delete .snippet files manually or delete links to folders, but I wonder if there is an easier way if I finish replacing a large number of standard fragments but still want to save others.
There are two problems that arise when using similar labels in code snippets.
- For some fragments, such as
propdp, you will be asked to specify several fragments and ask them to choose which one is suitable. - For other fragments, such as
ctor, it simply uses the default fragment and pretends that my own does not exist. When viewing fragments using Ctrl + K, Ctrl + X clearly shows that the fragment is working and the shortcut is correct.
The second problem here is of greater concern than the first.
Edit: Further experimentation shows that ctor, in particular, it uses the default fragment, no matter what. I did not try to rewrite the code in the source snippet file, but removing the link to the Visual C # snippets folder still uses the default value and ignores my replacement.
2: , ctor .snippet. Visual Studio. , . ctors, . ctor . ctor, . -, VS2010.