Visual Studio 10 beta

Discussion in 'Scripting & Programming' started by LordMoolyBap, Jun 12, 2009.

  1. LordMoolyBap

    LordMoolyBap Nibble Poster

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    Just in case anyone is interested you can download beta for the new visual studio 10 from here:
    http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/vbasic/dd819153.aspx

    Some interesting features are;

    • VB no longer needs _
      to go to the next line of a _
      statement which is great news
    • There's better support for lambda in VB which is one of my favourite features in C#
    • Another feature brought over from C# is object initialisers which is also very handy.

    There are loads of other cool improvements to both vb and c# so maybe worth checking out.

    Dom 8)
     
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  2. Mathematix

    Mathematix Megabyte Poster

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    Will be checking it out when I have the time. :)
     
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  3. Fergal1982

    Fergal1982 Petabyte Poster

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    That whole Lambda stuff is just plain confusing to my poor VB brain.

    That said, since we are only now beginning to think about moving to 2008, i think i have time to look into it.
     
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  4. LordMoolyBap

    LordMoolyBap Nibble Poster

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    Lambdas amazing for iteration through things.

    (c# style)

    if you have an IList<Book> Books for example you can just filter by going

    Books.Where(book => book.Title.Contains("Microsoft"))

    Brilliant!

    You can sort of do this in vb at the moment with lots of nasty func stuff but its not as clean.
    As far as I understand the plan is to clean it all up.

    Dom
     
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  5. LukeP

    LukeP Gigabyte Poster

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    I will definately check it out. Visual Studio 2008 is a top notch product. It's so awesome I've even paid £750 quid out of my pocket for Professional version.
     
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