Regionizer is an open source Visual Studio 2010 package (will be converted soon to 2012) that formats code into regions;

I have been told that Regions do not have direct object model in the DTE, that the values are stored in the .suo file for each user.

Please allow a programmable way to collapse all regions.

There should be a webservice for creating backlog-items or other objects for other entities in the TFS. This would deliver better integration-scenarios in existing Projectmanagement Software.ties in the TFS.

The approach of the MS Dynamics CRM Odata Endpoint would be fine.

SET EXCEL PASSWORD FOR EXISTING EXCEL FILE
//setPasswordForExcel("Book1.xls", "D:\\bvv.xls", "123456");

public void setPasswordForExcel(string FilePath, string SaveasPath, String Password)
{
Application excel = new ApplicationClass();
string ss = Server.MapPath(FilePath);
Workbook wb = excel.Workbooks._Open(ss, 0, true, 5, "", "", true, XlPlatform.xlWindows, "\t", false, false, 0, true);
wb.Password = Password;
wb.SaveAs(SaveasPath, XlFileFormat.xlWorkbookNormal, System.Reflection.Missing.Value, System.Reflection.Missing.Value, false, false, XlSaveAsAccessMode.xlShared, false, false, System.Reflection.Missing.Value, System.Reflection.Missing.Value, System.Reflection.Missing.Value);

}

I use Edit and Continue extensively, but I find a common pattern that would be great to have built in:

My app is running, but I want to make a change to the code. First I find the code file that needs changing. Then I click the Pause button. VS navigates to the current statement (Application.Run or etc.). Then I have to press CTRL-MINUS to get back to where I was.

Why not have an option to automatically pause execution as soon as I start typing on a line in the code?

The ?? operator is great and is currently used as follows:

o = o ?? x ?? y;

It would be great if the ?? operator could be used in a shorthand fashion as follows:

o ??= x ?? y;

Hi All,

I am using the below statement to get response time

this.TestContext.BeginTimer("CMLogin");
this.TestContext.EndTimer("CMLogin");

When I run the Coded UI tests separately, I can see the timer results under Standard Console Output. But When I use these tests in ordered test, cannot see the timer results. So it would be efficient to see the results for ordered tests as well

Thanks

In large solutions, I scroll a lot between different projects, folders with projects and folders inside projects to select the proper file. My idea is to add a crumble path for the solution to make navigation easier. The way it's implemented in Explorer would help a lot.

Close all tabs to the right of the selected tab. This is something I love in the chrome browser. Combined with allowing to move tabs around, it's an efficient way of getting rid of clutter.

Make the window bar stand out a bit more (different color than the rest of the window)

Please add the support for the code snippet functions for following following scenarios

1. auto generation of GUID - Add a new function something like CreateGuid()

2. Finding out the method name, property name and field name - Add new functions something like MethodName(), PropertyName(), FieldName(), or ParameterName() with usage something similar to "ClassName()" function.

This will be greatly helpful when defining snippets for inserting the implementation of custom attributes.

Please refer to the present IDE support for Code Snippet Functions at the link below

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms242312(v=vs.110).aspx

It would be very useful if TFS has the ability to merge multiple, non-continuous changesets in a single operation.
This would eliminate the need to create too many branches for each development project.

In Federated Identity scenarios that require connecting to multiple Active Directory repositories using ADFS, there is no current way to use the User Profile service without connecting directly to the underlying LDAP/AD store. Instead, the User Profile service should support querying for user account information over Active Directory Web Services (ADWS) to better support Federated Identity in an organization using SharePoint and Claims-picking.

Please take the Web Browser out of the Visual Studio, open links in the default web browser (and please my own default, not Internet Explorer). Visual Studio is not good as a web browser and it uses Internet Explorer inside to make it worse.

User is not able to detach a Coded UI Test once it is attached to a MTM manual test case.
It throws an error " unable to remove Automated assosication"

Please can you fix this?

Can you allow the Coded UI Tests to run from MTM without having Test Lab?

Can you reduce the path to traverse to a UI Map control object
by hiding the navigation document path and just showing the UI controls
e.g. UIMap.UIUsernameisrequiredPane1

instead of:
this.LoginUIMap.UIAJNTheAmericanJournaWindow.UIAJNTheAmericanJournaDocument.UIUsernameisrequiredPane.UIUsernameisrequiredPane1.InnerText.Contains

TestMethodComposeMail()
{
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
}

Now in the above example we can run only the test method (TestMethodComposeMail()), but cannot run steps as a method.

So can you add this feature?