Open kichalla opened 9 years ago
@ToddGrun
FYI...I am using the Canary build.
@madskristensen
We've got a workitem to do this, but are waiting on support from Roslyn to do so.
@kichalla reason why this is a little tricky is because the second you type @
you're telling the Razor parser that you want to write C#. However, we overload that terminology to also provide Razor directives such as @section
, @model
etc.. Therefore, to make this work we need to plugin to Roslyn to provide extra IntelliSense for Razor directives.
@NTaylorMullen ah ok, thanks for the explanation!
Adding @madskristensen
TFS: 168982 I've added this to our internal TFS, we will reply back here soon.
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But once I complete typing the
@section
, I see it highlighted