While on Visual Studio (at least on version 2005) if you type
something line “new object(“ the moment you type the open parenthesis
character you get a tooltip that displays “object.Object” .
If you do it for nullables such as typing “new Nullable<int>(“ the
tooltip displays “int?.Nullable” .
My question is what’s the meaning of the tooltip text? In the case of
the nullable example, why does the tooltip displays “int?” then a dot
and then “Nullable”? What does that syntax means?
Thanks.
something line “new object(“ the moment you type the open parenthesis
character you get a tooltip that displays “object.Object” .
If you do it for nullables such as typing “new Nullable<int>(“ the
tooltip displays “int?.Nullable” .
My question is what’s the meaning of the tooltip text? In the case of
the nullable example, why does the tooltip displays “int?” then a dot
and then “Nullable”? What does that syntax means?
Thanks.