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Using Visual C# Express, if I double-click on the Properties/Settings.settings file, I automagically got a special settings editor. Doing the same under #develop just results in a standard editor, and it looks like Settings.Designer.cs doesn't get updated, so that has to be updated by hand as well. Is there a plug-in for #develop that I'm missing?

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SharpDevelop likely doesn't have a specific editor/designer implementation for ".settings" files. Looking at their wiki it looks like they are asking for help with a Settings Designer for #develop...

Phil Price
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SharpDevelop is a good free IDE that has a lot of good functionality I wish was in VS2008 pro, Test Coverage comes to mind, but being an open source project somethings are missing, a lot of the special editors for example, I think for the most part this is because the audience it's intended for doesn't use them.

The nice thing is this if it's important to you, you can write a plug-in and give back to the community.

Bob The Janitor