I saw your response in 2016 re the lack of a 'language service' for T4/.tt files (also .ttinclude) and yes I've tried the 3rd party extensions including the one from 'tangible', even paid them for their pro version, but they don't have 2019 support... yet. What I find unfathomable and depressing is that T4 is a Microsoft invention from 2005 so it's been part of VS for over 14 years and yet it's still has no syntax coloring or intellisense support, why is that? AFAIK it is not deprecated, still used actively by VS itself, so is it just the forgotten stepchild of someone dead and gone, unloved or even hated so much that noone cares? I guess you are not responsible for 'language services' so please forward this to whoever is currently in that role.
Hi Mads,
I saw your response in 2016 re the lack of a 'language service' for T4/.tt files (also .ttinclude) and yes I've tried the 3rd party extensions including the one from 'tangible', even paid them for their pro version, but they don't have 2019 support... yet. What I find unfathomable and depressing is that T4 is a Microsoft invention from 2005 so it's been part of VS for over 14 years and yet it's still has no syntax coloring or intellisense support, why is that? AFAIK it is not deprecated, still used actively by VS itself, so is it just the forgotten stepchild of someone dead and gone, unloved or even hated so much that noone cares? I guess you are not responsible for 'language services' so please forward this to whoever is currently in that role.
Thanks, Malcolm