I had put away LLBLGen for a while because the project I was working on was tabled for a bit. I'm back at it now and I could swear that I read some time ago there was a way to "automatically" insert the ORM support classes in your code file and now I can't find it. Am I losing my mind or was there a hot-key or something to do this?

Thanks,

Allen

"automatically" insert the ORM support classes in your code

What you mean? Adding the assembly references to your project? Adding the "using" statements to the top of the file ? (code snippets)

Yes, that is it. Maybe it is different in C#, but I thought when I was working in VB that I could do a snippet or something that inserted them or some hot-key, but now I can't remember. I'm probably losing my mind . Sorry for the trouble.

asowles wrote:

Yes, that is it. Maybe it is different in C#, but I thought when I was working in VB that I could do a snippet or something that inserted them or some hot-key, but now I can't remember. I'm probably losing my mind . Sorry for the trouble.

Get Resharper!

Type in your entity name or whatever and it will prompt you to include the relevent using statement - you just press Alt-Enter. (Or you can create your own Resharper snippets / class templates etc.)

Cheers Simon

Also starting from VS 2005, you can write any type and right click on it and select "Resolve", and the correct using statement will be added to the code file, provided that the correct assembly is being referenced.

Or... If you want to add "Import" statements, you can use code snippets. This is where they are located. And this is how to manage/add them (msdn documentation).