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i have Microsoft Visual Studio 2005
Version 8.0.50727.42 (RTM.050727-4200)
Microsoft .NET Framework
Version 2.0.50727

Microsoft Visual C# 2005 77626-009-0000007-41370
Microsoft Visual C# 2005

and I run Install Visual Studio IDE Support.cmd from \Program Files\LINQ Preview\Bin

and completed successfully but my Visual Studio IDE still does not suuport

so please help me

I know that I am a disturber man I am sorry

Please help!

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buzzbuba

Oh my God!!!

it is work !!!

thank you Matt Warren
Arnak
Can you be more specific
1. It doesn't compile new language constructs
2. Intellisense doesn't work for some of the new language constructs
3. Colorization doesn't work for some of the new language constructs
1. This would be a bug and we'd need a repro to work on it

2.3. We are aware of this, we are working to make the IDE experience better in new releases.

.lcua
Bojidar Markov
Hi

in fact
1. It doesn't compile new language constructs
thanks for you
deadlycow1337

Hi,
What exactly in the IDE is not supported Colorization, Intellisense or other ...

As Keith says, the support we have is quite minimal at this point ...

.luca

Christian Bayer

Keith Farmer wrote:

Perhaps someone from the IDE team would be able to help (I'm just DLinq dev).

Describe what tells you that the IDE isn't supporting it The support is only partial, so it could be that it is working as well as it can.

(IDE isn't supporting it) I mean C# 3 and DLinq

dmeikle

Perhaps someone from the IDE team would be able to help (I'm just DLinq dev).

Describe what tells you that the IDE isn't supporting it The support is only partial, so it could be that it is working as well as it can.
Richard Moorhouse

The C# 3.0 compiler is a prototype. It does not replace your C# 2.0 compiler. The new language features are only supported when you create a LINQ project.

If you cannot create a LINQ project (cannot see the option when you use the "file\new project" menu item), the project template files may have installed to an incorrect location on your system. This is a common problem for systems that have had interim builds of VS2005 installed. Try looking in "My Documents\Visual Studio\ProjectTemplates\Visual C#" for a "LINQ Preview" directory. If not there, they may have been installed in a similar directory under "My Documents\Visual Studio 2005\." To fix the problem you can simply move the files into the correct "Project Templates\Visual C#" directory that your machine is targetting for your current install of Visual Studio.
Jimski

Can you post a simple repro and the error message that the compiler gives you

Thanks,
.luca
Alisson Cardoso

LINQ and var

is not supported
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