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You can just see which class the function comes from when you pass the mouse.<br />
You could also use the option &quot;go to definition&quot; and see if it's a VS module or not.<br />

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You can just see which class the function comes from when you pass the mouse.
You could also use the option "go to definition" and see if it's a VS module or not.


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&gt;&gt;Remove all the using statements which starts with System.<br />
wise
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>>Remove all the using statements which starts with System.
wise

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Hi there;<br />
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How to differentiate functions written by a coder and .net built-in functions?<br />
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I mean, I have a code very well written and commented in .net and when I go for CTRL+space in VS 2010, I see the brief explanation of the function, but I cannot differentiate it whether it's written by the coder and by .NET built-in?<br />
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Kind regards.<br />
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Hi there;

How to differentiate functions written by a coder and .net built-in functions?

I mean, I have a code very well written and commented in .net and when I go for CTRL+space in VS 2010, I see the brief explanation of the function, but I cannot differentiate it whether it's written by the coder and by .NET built-in?

Kind regards.



how to differentiate functions written by a coder and .net built-in functions?

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