Support IntelliSense for F# too!
Please add F# support in this area! In a language where the types are almost always inferred (rather than almost always declared), something to show currently inferred typing would be a huge plus! Not to mention the usual autocomplete on library elements etc.
A LINQPad beta with F# autocompletion and tooltips is now out! Please report any bugs that you find. Download here: www.linqpad.net/download.aspx#beta
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Anonymous commented
+1, we NEED this.
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Gordon commented
+1
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Anonymous commented
F# is a natural complement in that regard.
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Huw commented
Definitely
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George commented
+1
This would be very nice indeed! -
Anonymous commented
Please add intellisense for F#! Would make an already good product - GREAT!
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Alex Mumme commented
Intellisense for F# would be a fantastic feature, especially if you could support F# 3's Type Providers. It would make this already great data tool even more amazing!
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Andrew Brackley commented
+1 for intellisense for F#. It would also be great if there was a way to see the function definition too i.e.
let add x y = x + yWould display:
val add : x:int -> y:int -> intCould just be a tooltip.
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Schuster-Rainer commented
Have a look at the opensource implementation for MonoDevelop and emacs https://github.com/fsharp/fsharpbinding
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Tuomas Hietanen commented
Here are some interesting blog posts from Tomas' blog about implementing syntax highlighting and intellisense to F#:
http://tomasp.net/blog/fswebsnippets-intro.aspx
http://tomasp.net/blog/regions-navigation.aspx -
codekaizen commented
This will be especially useful when F# 3.0 is available.
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Miguel commented
LINQPad helped me learn LINQ in a matter of days (once I activated the intellisense). Intellisense for F# would greatly help me learn F#, please add it.