I could have asked this question years ago, but I think it has finally annoyed me enough to ask this question. Many times while I am coding, Visual Studio
tries to Intellisense
my deal with testc
. I know that testc
is a snippet for a test class, but it is something I will never use in anything except maybe a test project, and likely not even then. So, how do I prevent this annoyance from ever appearing in my Intellisense
options again? Yeah I know... stupid thing to worry about...
Test
. Press CTRL + K, CTRL + B. This will bring up the code snippets manager. In the Visual C# directory, you can remove the snippets ( testc
in your case) that you don't want to include. Note that system generated snippets cannot be removed by this method, although per mojits answer you could remove the entire directory of snippets.
One way around this is to delete the snippet file manually, by finding / deleting its actual file. I am using Visual C# express 2010 right now, and this is the directory they are in for me (you may have to modify slightly, and restart VS for changes to take effect).
C:\\Program Files (x86)\\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\\VC#\\Snippets\\1033\\Visual C#
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