Known Issues for IntelliSense

If you type the compound name of an object with a namespace (namespaceName.objectName), followed by a dot, the IntelliSense list is empty.

Workaround: Add the namespace to a using directive, then type the simple name for the object, followed by a dot.

The list of items in IntelliSense after you type a DataWindow control name, followed by "object" and a dot, is incomplete. However, IntelliSense does show the complete list of items for a DataWindow control when you select the DataWindow control from the top left drop-down list of the Script Editor, then type "this", followed by a dot, in the scripting area of the editor.

When you type a dot after a variable name in a Script view, IntelliSense shows a list of valid items to complete the entry. However, if you declare a variable as a basic datatype, such as an integer or a string, it also shows the invalid event item when you next type the variable name followed by a dot.

When you insert a visual object in a window, the parent window should not be able to access the object's protected variables and functions. However, the IntelliSense list in the Window painter's Script Editor incorrectly lists the visual object's protected variables and functions.

Declared cursors and procedures are unavailable in the IntelliSense list after a Fetch statement.