When possible, the Visual Basic Compiler generates error messages that are intended to explain not only what the error is, but also how to fix it. Prior to Visual Studio 2005, the only guidance for fixing errors came primarily from the error messages themselves.
When you type an error, it is underlined with a squiggle in the editor and added to the Error List window. As you type code, the Visual Basic compiler runs in the background. You're probably already familiar with this feature, as it is similar in spirit to the spelling and grammar checker found in Microsoft Word. One of the most useful features of the Microsoft Visual Basic editing experience in Microsoft Visual Studio is background compilation.
All information is subject to change.Īpplying Error Corrections with the Keyboard This article is partly based on a prerelease version of Visual Studio. Volume 24 Number 07 Basic Instincts - Stay Error Free With Error Corrections
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