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gajatko wrote:

over-keyworded language

Nemanja Trifunovic wrote:

VB = C# - curly braces - semicolons + Dim

Public Sub MyExample(intLength As Integer, Optional intWidth As Integer)
  ' Some code
End Sub

public void MyExample(Length as int)
{
  // some code
}

public void MyExample(Length as int, Width as int)
{
  // some code
}

public void MyExample( int length, optional int height = 0, optional int width = 0 )
{
  // some code
}

public void MyExample( int length )
{
  MyExample( length, 0 );
}

public void MyExample( int length, int height)
{
  MyExample( length, height, 0 );
}

public void MyExample( int length, int width )
{
  MyExample( length, 0, width );
}

public void MyExample( int length, int height, int width )
{
  // some code
}

public void MyExample( int length, int height = 0, int width = 0 ){  // some code}

YAxis y = new YAxis();
y.IsVisible = true;
y.Type = AxisType.Linear;
y.Scale.FontSpec.Size = 9; 
y.Scale.FontSpec.IsAntiAlias = true;
pane.YAxis = y;

rickyvj wrote:

I don't think the time you save by typing less is worth the readability you give up

rickyvj wrote:

IntelliSense is so great

rickyvj wrote:

I think we need to learn and leverage the tools we already have before asking for new ones

rickyvj wrote:

I'm surprised to see how most developers don't take the full advantage of VS or C# advanced features.

pane.YAxis = new YAxis{
 IsVisible = true,
 Type = AxisType.Linear,
 Scale.FontSpec.Size = 9, 
 Scale.FontSpec.IsAntiAlias = true
};

rickyvj wrote:

or create object references and deal with those directly, for example:

string s;
myObject.
{
    s = .ToString();
}

Dim s as String
With myObject
    s = .ToString()
End With