Visual Studio 2010 在智能感知中两次列出相同的枚举
我使用的是 Visual Studio 2010 专业版。在这个问题中，CardSet 是在“Entities”命名空间中声明的枚举。
当我开始输入“Car”时，如果我点击 Tab，自动完成功能始终会变为 Entities.CardSet 而不仅仅是 CardSet。这种情况发生在与枚举相同的命名空间中声明的类方法中。
该枚举在 Intellisense 中列出了两次：
枚举的源文件和正在编辑的类的源文件位于不同的文件夹中。 CardSet 仅声明一次。第二个命名空间中没有单独的 CardSet 枚举。
奇怪的是“实现抽象类”生成的代码不使用命名空间 - 它正确地使用了较短的 CardSet。
如何让 Visual Studio 从 Intellisense 中获取 Entities.CardSet 以便我只需输入
“汽车+标签”？我尝试过重新启动 Visual Studio，但没有效果。
I'm using Visual Studio 2010 Professional. In this question, CardSet is an enum declared in the "Entities" namespace.
When I start typing in "Car", if I hit tab the auto-completion always becomes Entities.CardSet instead of just CardSet. This is occurring in a class method declared in the same namespace as the enum.
The enum is listed twice in Intellisense:
The source files for the enum and for the class being edited are in different folders. CardSet is declared only once. There is not a separate CardSet enumeration in a second namespace.
What is odd is code generated by "Implement abstract class" doesn't use the namespace - it correctly uses the shorter CardSet.
How can I get Visual Studio to get Entities.CardSet out of Intellisense so I can just type in
"Car +Tab"? I have tried restarting Visual Studio to no effect.
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我只是捂脸。这是因为类上有一个名为 CardSet 的属性。我需要解决这个问题。我刚刚注意到 Intellisense 中的图标不同：一个用于属性，另一个用于枚举。
I just facepalmed. It's because there's a property on the class also called CardSet. I need to fix that. I just noticed the icons in Intellisense are different: one is for a property while the other is for an enum.
它没有列出枚举两次。它列出了两个条目，因为您可能需要引用两个不同的内容：类型中的
CardSet属性/字段，或枚举类型本身 (Entities.CardSet)然后引用枚举的特定成员。请注意图标的不同之处。这种行为对我来说似乎并非不合理 - 它真的对您的工作效率影响那么吗？如果您确实不想键入全部七个字符，只需从下拉列表中选择正确的值即可。
It's not listing the enum twice. It's listing two entries because there are two different things you might want to refer to: the
CardSetproperty/field within your type, or the enum type itself (Entities.CardSet) to then refer to a specific member of the enum. Note how the icons are different.The behaviour doesn't seem unreasonable to me - is it really affecting your productivity that much? If you really don't want to type all seven characters, just select the right value from the dropdown.