In this episode, Robert is joined by Steve Cadwallader, the author of CodeMaid, an extension for Visual Studio that has more than a million downloads.
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- CodeMaid Spade can be accessed either by using the Extensions CodeMaid Spade menu or via the Ctrl + M +. (period) shortcut. CodeMaid Spade has similar functionality to Visual Studio's Class View but presents it in a more visually appealing format. Spade also has a few extra bells and whistles included in its digging feature (Spade; digging – get it?), such as the following.
- I have CodeMaid installed and enabled but it is not showing on toolbar. Current behavior. I recently had to reinstall Visual Studio 2017 and CodeMaid. Since the reinstall I am no longer seeing the CodeMaid drop-down menu in the toolbar at the top of the Visual Studio window. Expected behavior. The CodeMaid drop-down menu should appear in the.
Currently supports VS2017 and VS2019.
For Visual Studio 2012/2013/2015, the last supported version is v10.6.
For Visual Studio 2010, the last supported version is v0.8.1.
For Visual Studio 2005/2008, the last supported version is v0.4.3.
Links
Project home, Documentation, News: www.codemaid.net
Download, Reviews: Visual Studio Marketplace
Codemaid Visual Studio 2019 Torrent
Code, Issues: GitHub
Continuous Integration: AppVeyor
Twitter @codemaid: Twitter
Features
Code Cleaning
Cleanup random white space into a simple standard order. Add unspecified access modifiers. Utilize Visual Studio’s built-in formatting capabilities. Remove and sort using statements. And do it all automatically on save or on demand, from an individual file to the entire solution.
Code Digging
Visualize and navigate through the contents of your C# and C++ files from a tree view hierarchy. Quickly switch between different sorting methods to get a better overview. Drag and drop to reorganize the code. See McCabe complexity scores and informative tooltips.
Code Reorganizing
Reorganize the layout of members in a C# file to follow Microsoft’s StyleCop convention, or your own preferences. Automatically generate regions to match. Run on demand or automatically during cleanup.
Comment Formatting
Format comments to wrap at a specified column and arrange tags on separate lines. Run on demand or automatically during cleanup.
Joining
Join two adjacent lines, or a highlighted section of code onto a single line.
Finding
Find the current file in the solution explorer window.
Sorting
Sort a highlighted section of code alphabetically.
Collapsing
Recursively collapse nodes or the entire tree in the solution explorer window.
How To Install Codemaid In Visual Studio 2019
Progressing
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View the overall progress of a build within Visual Studio, or in the Windows taskbar, both with a green/red status indication.
Configuring
How To Use Codemaid In Visual Studio
Enable, modify or disable many of the aspects of how CodeMaid does its work.
Switching
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Switch between related files, such as cpp and header files or xaml and code-behind.
Toggling
Toggle read-only state of files without jumping into the windows explorer.
and More!
Remove regions, close read-only files, etc.
Most of us programmers would have moved code files around to different folders at a different stages of the application development, this might be due to refactoring or redesigning or re-organizing. While moving around the code files, most .Net developers would have spent enough time changing the namespaces to match the folder structure (as better practice).
With Visual Studio 2019, this mundane task of changing the namespaces while moving folder is now automated, which means, visual studio updates the namespace to match the folder structure by itself.
Even if for some reason, you move the folder using the file explorer rather than the visual studio, in such case, you can go into the code file and you get an option to update the namespace to match the folder structure or change it any other existing namespace from your project.
Cool isn't it.