There is no reason not to. It already implements IEnumerable<char>.

Using native C++ I can call the TransmitFile API function and using either an OVERLAPPED structure or by setting the File Pointer, I can transmit a file starting at some offset into the file.

It would be great if we could have similar functionality built into the Socket.SendFile function, as that function wraps the TransmitFile API call.

I'd rather not have to import DLL's and what not to be able to get this functionality.

Thanks for the hard work!

It would be nice to have the #Region system like we have in our code classes, in css and js classes and also provide links at the bottom for quick access. Similar to what we have for aspx pages. (Design - Split - Source) But clicking the link at the bottom would take us directly to that region. (Like an anchor)

This would make it much easier and quicker to find what you're looking for. (Please see attached image.)

Thanks.

I wish there were a .NET function ConvexHull2D and ConvexHull3D that would be constructed from a set or array of points, and each would have properties Contained and OnEdge(within fp accuracy).

When i try to get a performance counter for something not available i get an exception. It fails on this method. Why not make it public so we could test (validate) the performance counter before calling PerformanceCounter.BeginInit()

The old VS 6.0 was fast, and woks on slow PC's very good.
Why MS must write the new IDE since VS2003 in #C ?

VC6.0 was a Ferrari VS2003 and greater is an auger !
Even on 3GHz quard cores VC2008 isn't usable.

My idea: Take the old VS6.0 sources, put some good features
from the newer version in it, and we have a very good development
tool. Sine VC2003 the IDE is only bull...sh...t !

It's a very frustrating when i want to debug the javascript in usercontrol. I need to write the debugger in the code.
If you provide the facility to debug the javascript without writing the debugger line it's great help to us.

It appears to be not possible to distinguish in formatting, the difference between -0.0d and 0.0d. None of the custom numeric format strings allow it and the default shows both -0.0d and 0.0d as 0. So it appears not possible to even format -0.0 unless you write conditional code checking the longbit pattern or otherwise dividing the number by 1 and testing if the result is -Infinity. I suggest to extend the ';' format string so that the two-section separator will take zero and positive values first, and negative values *including negative zero*.

I need to add a function to import the stored procedures or functions every time if i delete the Entity framework ,and add again. it becomes hectic work, so i think we should b able to get all Stored Proc , functions and views after adding Entity framework .
a) Even i update the Entity framework model sometimes it wont reflect the Entity objects ..

drag and drop ListBox to reorder items

Provide Intellisense for ConfigurationManager keys stored in Web.config or App.config files.
For example, if there is a connectionString element with a key named "MyConnectionString" defined in the Web.config or App.config file for a Visual Studio project, it would be great if Visual Studio could automatically present Intellisense options for these available keys while typing ConfigurationManager.ConnectionStrings or any other common ConfigurationManager settings such as ConfigurationManager.AppSettings etc.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/vs11trainingcourse_aspnetwebforms45_topic4

Only showing one language is very unprofessional behaviour from a developer that should know better .......

.Sql File not open in visual studio

It's just a very small issue, but as I prefere strongly typed methods I would like to see an additional overload of method System.Runtime.InteropServices.Marshal.PtrToStructure(..) that takes the type parameter as a generic type parameter:

C# example:

public static T PtrToStructure<T>(IntPtr pointer) {
return (T)PtrToStructure(pointer, typeof(T));
}

VB example:

Public Shared Function PtrToStructure(Of T)(ByVal pointer As IntPtr) As T
Return DirectCast(PtrToStructure(pointer, GetType(T)), T)
End Function

Best regards
Chris

when I put second style in visual studio first is removed.