section Section1;
shared A = @A; // for simplicity's sake; for a real life example, pretend that A is a recursive function
shared B = A;
IntelliSense for B's expression correctly includes identifier A in the list of options provided; however, the IntelliSense for A's expression does not include itself, even when using an inclusive identifier reference (@A).
Seems like A's IntelliSence should include itself, at least when an @-reference is being used.
When typing up the following expression:
IntelliSense for B's expression correctly includes identifier A in the list of options provided; however, the IntelliSense for A's expression does not include itself, even when using an inclusive identifier reference (
@A
).Seems like A's IntelliSence should include itself, at least when an @-reference is being used.