Vulcan 302

Yesterday, Vulcan.NET 3.02 has been released.

Many things have been made to enhance Vulcan and to prepare the future.

Vulcan.NET now support extensions methods, which opens the road to Linq.

Some changes were made inside Intellisense to support C#/VB project inside a Vulcan.NET solution

The next steps will be to support Vs2013 and the FileCodeModel, which will open the road to some other Vs Extension.

At the same time, the new Vulcan Language for Reflector 6 has been released, and Vulcan Language for Reflector 8 is now part of the installation.

This build contains the following changes and fixes:

Compiler:

Added support for Extension methods, and support in CLR2
Added support for subscribing to/ unsubscribing from events with implicitly instantiated delegates (new delegate syntax)
Fixed enum member attribute target

VS Integration:

Intellisense support for CoClass when using COM Object
Intellisense now support types from VULCAN.NET Project reference
Intellisense now basically support types from CS/VB Project reference
Intellisense now recognize PROPERTY were GET/SET don't have the same visibility
Fixed some issues with the separate designer.prg file
Now WinForm Designer support user-designed controls
WinForm designer support for Events in inherited controls
Formatting Code available through Edit/Advanced/Format Document or Format Selection
Support of Edit/Outlining/Collapse to Definitions Menu item

VODSK:

Modified TextControl:ControlFont code in order to take account of the name change Font to ControlFont.
Fix for bug #1165, updated Color class constructor so that it allows to pass in the color as a single value, as in VO
Modified WinFormVOWindowHost:ProcessDialogKey() so that it better handles the TAB key.
Updated Control:LinkDF(oDS, siDF) method so that it also handles the field param(siDF) passed as SYMBOL.
Fix for bug #1166, now TreeView:SortChildren() uses a delegate instead of a function pointer for the sorting callback method.

RunTime Functions:

Fix for bug #1167, File() function was throwing an exception, instead of returning FALSE for erroneous paths
Fix for bug #1172, Proper() was only checking for whitespace as word separators.

Tools:

Vulcan.NET language Add-In for RedGate's .NET Reflector available in Tools Folder.
Vulcan.NET Productivity pack for Visual Studio is installed per default.

Help System:

Fix for Help System producing js errors whith method having one USUAL parameter.